Jesus was born in a...

In most of our represented countries we have a Christmas tree. Is that correct?

I already have a Christmas tree in my house.

We sing "Silent Night, Holy Night" in our country:

Where does the song "Silent night" originally come from?

Where does this tradition come from:

"We have a concert of a popular singer in the main TV channel."

Do you normally watch concerts on TV during Christmas?

Where does this tradition come from?

"In my city on December 8, until January 6, the Miranda's star (Miranda is the name of a location) is lit, the biggest comet in the world (almost 500 meters long)"

From which country did we receive this tradition:

There's an old custom that so called "Christmas carolers" (a group of kids or teens usually) travel from house to house, displaying a short scenes of Nativity and singing Christmas carols. They receive candies and sweets. Recently is has become more a charity event - they collect sweets/money f.ex. for kids from orphanages etc."

Do you have the tradition of Carol singers as well in your country?

Traditional Christmas food of which country?

Where does this desert come from?

It is called POTICA - it is a walnut role.

Important: the pope likes it too :)

We eat turkey for Christmas:

From which country did we receive this Christmas tradition:

"It was a few years ago, after mass I had Muslim and Christian guests, we ate and drank with all my family around me"

Around Christmas there are a lot of charity events going on in my country (helping people in need, collecting donations...):

From which country did we receive this tradition:

"On Christmas Day, we visit our relatives/family and neighbors house to greet Merry Christmas directly. Sometimes, even though we already met in one place we still visit them in their houses and bring some cakes."

Posadas navideñas: From the 16th till the 24th every night, there is usually at least one Posada taking place in a neighborhood of every town. A local Posada begins with a street procession that re-enacts Mary and Joseph’s search for an inn on their way to Bethlehem, and is a kin to a street-theater musical. Neighbors along the route open their doors and purposefully refuse Mary and Joseph (in song) until, at the end of the route, a designated house (or sometimes a local church or village hall) allows Mary and Joseph to pass, and a Christmas party ensues there.

Where does this tradition come from?

“Misas de aguinaldo”; we celebrate the 9 days before christmas by going to mass everyday before sunrise (5:00a.m.), after the mass everyone shares a breakfast while singing Christmas songs.

At what time does your Christmas Eve Mass normally start?

Where does this fun fact come from?

"We have a hot Christmas, not white Christmas with family and friends often enjoying the pool or beach on Christmas or the next day"

During Christmas it is mostly...

In which country is celebrated the longest Christmas celebration in the world (from the middle of November to the middle of January)?

Where does this tradition come from?

We have "dia de reyes" which is when we receive toys or gifts. We leave our shoes in the livingroom on the night of January 5th and on the 6th we wake up to gifts/toys from the three wise men.