Big party, beautiful dresses, church service, family and friends...

Celebration to commemorate the defeat of the French Army in Puebla.

People get together nine days before Christmas day to walk, sing, pray, and represent Joseph and Mary's journey.

Traditional prank for the birthday person

A typical and important part of every celebration, especially birthdays, usually has candy inside.

A mini Christmas celebration on January 6, recalling the seeking of Baby Jesus and the offering of gifts to Him.

Sweetbread shared on Three Kings Day and sometimes has a plastic baby inside.

Traditional customs during the New Year Celebration.

A week where the life of Jesus is commemorated with processions, carpets made out of flowers, representations of Jesus dead, etc.

The musical group traditionally present in lots of Hispanic celebrations.

Commonly celebrated on February 2, when people go to church to venerate Mary, bless their Baby Jesus, and then they eat tamales. The name of the celebrations is because of the presence of lots of candles.

The night before Christmas where Hispanics get together, have dinner, and wait until Jesus's birthday to place Him on the Nativity scenes. Usually a nice and happy day!

Symbolizes the Day of the Dead.

The most important excuse and reason for most Hispanic celebrations.