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The Three Wise Men - Eva González Mouriz

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The Three Wise Men - Eva González Mouriz

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Every year, everyone is looking forwards to seeing Three Wise Men the 5th of January during their arrival, speech, in the parade, and some kids even wish to see them during the night delivering the presents.
In Gijón, they have a very special arrival, which changes from flying into a helicopter to arriving in a boat, depending on the year and the wheather conditions. After that, they usually make a speech in an old building next to the Town Hall.

For me, the most important thing about these
two days is that kids still keep their ilussion and happiness of seeing the Three Wise Men as long as they want to.

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Spanish Christmas Tradition - Elisa Uría 4ºD1

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Spanish Christmas Tradition - Elisa Uría 4ºD1

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A tradition of Spain is that on the "day of The Three Wise Men", after opening the gifts in the morning, you usually have Roscón for breakfast (the Roscón de Reyes is a bun made with a sweet, round-shaped dough adorned with canned, frosted or crystallized fruit slices of colors) and the Roscón has  two small figures hidden inside, one of them usually has the shape of one of the wise men and if you are lucky to find it you have to put on the crown that is in the box of the roscón, but if you are unlucky and you find the other figure, a bean, you have to pay the roscón.

My experience: Last year I found the bean and my uncle made me pay for the roscón.

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In Spain we have many traditions around Christmas time. Maybe one of the most common is to watch the Christmas Lottery. Every year many people around the country wait for the first price excited. It is called "El Gordo". There are also other great prices and you can win a lot of money (from 4M€ to maybe 100€).
My experience: I usually watch it every year and haven't win a great price yet but it is great to see how many people win the price and get so happy.

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My family's Christmas tradition - Aitana Velasco 4ºC2

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My family's Christmas tradition - Aitana Velasco 4ºC2

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In New Year's Eve, after the dinner my family and I write on papers what we wish for every member of the family for the new year, and also we write something we wish for us. We keep the papers in one hand until the last seconds of the year, while we eat the 12 grapes and then after celebrate de arrival of the new year we put the wishes in heaps, one with all the wishes for my mother, one with all the wishes for my brother and so on. We say that if two or more of them coincide the wish will came true.

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Christmas tradition in Gijón. - Jorge Quesada

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Christmas tradition in Gijón. - Jorge Quesada

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In Gijón, there is a very special tradition that repeats at Christmas. At the Gijon's pier near to cimadevilla every year there is a type of christmas tree very special to Gijón, because it haven't leaves like other normal trees, it has cider bottles. During the night, lights on the bottles shine, it makes that the tree iluminate a lot on the nights. The only thing that is different on this tree is that it doesn't have a star on it.

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Every year my cousins from Bilbao come to my house to celebrate New Year. We have a tradition: every New Years Eve we play a lot of songs of different years, so we can be listening Adele and some minutes later Michael Jackson. We are listening songs until 23:30 because is when we start to preparate everything for the New Year. 2 years ago we were singing too much and one of my neighbors came to my house to talk with my parents. My cousins and I felt very nervous but finally, we could continue with our "party". It's a tradition that I enjoy every year.

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My family Christmas tradition- Elia Alvarez

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My family Christmas tradition- Elia Alvarez

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The most common thing that my family does in Christmas Eve is to have a big dinner all together and then do some karaoke of popular Christmas songs. Though we aren’t good singers we always have a great time and it’s so funny.
A few years ago my little cousin tried to reach a high note in one of the songs and he lost his voice after it, we laughed so much.

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Santa Claus Nigth - Alejandro Moreno Francos

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Santa Claus Nigth - Alejandro Moreno Francos

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It's celebrate in Spain
In Navaleno, Soria

When I was a child the 24th of December Santa Claus came to give us presents. That's a normal tradition but in my case was different, one person of my family was dressed up like Santa and put all our presents in a bag. After that he or she cames into our house window and then start to give us our presents. We never thougth that Santa wasn't exist because we were adorable children.
Nowadays my family gives us presents but in a diferrent way, they give it to me and thats all, is not as special as other years but is normal to change the traditions when no one in our family is young now.

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A tradition of my family is put the Christmas Tree in the Constitution Celebration since were all the family togheter.
It sounds silly but we had a great time putting up the tree.
The only bad thing is that it gets very fast
I like it becasue it's a moment when we togheter and after that we're going to see the Christmas lights.

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The Olentzero is the Basque version of Santa Claus. He is believed to bring children presents in his coal sack, where he used to bring coal from working in the mine. The Olentzero normally leaves the presents on Christmas Eve, but it depends on the region, because he can also come on the 27th or the 31st of December.
My experience with the Olentzero is that when we were younger, my father used to tell my sister and I different Christmas legends from all over the world, like the Krampus, and this one was the one we asked him to tell every time, and he even dressed up as the Olentzero once!

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One of the most popular tradictions in Spain is to eat 12 grapes in the New Years Eve at twelve o'clock. You must eat a grape per each stroke. Some people celebrate this tradiction in the Puerta del Sol in Madrid eating the grapes at the same time the clock rings.
My experience: The strokes sound very fast so you have to eat the grapes very quickly and one of these days I almost choked eating the grapes.