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The 4th of December is the day of Santa Barbara, which is usually cut a branch of a cherry tree and put it in a jarron, and according to it is counted, if it flowers until Christmas the family will have good luck next year.

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On December 6, it is when Santa Claus arrives to bring gifts to good children. But according to the tradition of the Germanic peoples (including the Austrians) the day before (on December 5) comes the Krampus, which would be the opposite of Santa Claus, to punish and even kidnap the bad children. While Santa Claus gives nuggets together with nuts, tangerines, chocolates; the Krampus gives away potatoes and coal. In the alpine areas, parades are usually held in honor of Krampus, with costumes that cause fear.

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Austria is a German-speaking Western European country, without salinity to the sea. It borders Italy, Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Slovenia.  And being a country with western culture shares a series of traditions with us, such as Christmas. But it does not make it celebrate as we do, so in space we will put how you live Christmas in Austria.

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That season begins on the Sunday after the day of St. Katharina (which is November 25). Every Sunday a candle is lit until the day of Christmas Eve, while every time it is done, a Christmas song is usually sung, usually: "Night of Peace", which is a song of Austrian origin.

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According to the legend, the song was composed by Franz Xaver Guber, in 1818, in the Church of San Nicolas (Nikolauskirche), when the organ broke down and they asked for a song that the choir could sing. Currently, the song differs from the original version,