Christmas
Christmas food
Santa fest
Santa arrived
Christmas, Christmas
100
Who is he?
Santa Claus
100
Very popular in the United States, Canada, and parts of Europe.
Turkey
100
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Recreation of Mary and Joseph's journey in search of lodging.
Posada
100
Hanging up so Santa Claus can fill them with presents.
Christmas socks
100
Traditional songs that tell the story of Christmas.
Christmas carols
200
What do you call this doll?
Snowman
200
Traditional in Mexico and Spain, especially for January 6th.
Traditional in Mexico and Spain, especially for January 6th.
Rosca de Reyes
200
December 31 – January 1 Celebrations with fireworks, dinners and toasts
December 31 – January 1 Celebrations with fireworks, dinners and toasts
New Year
200
Entwined in the tree or the house, they represent brightness and joy.
Christmas lights
200
who is he
krampus
300
A character who hates Christmas
The Grinch
300
With fruit and sometimes liquor, common in Latin America.
punch
300
Traditional family dinner in many Spanish-speaking countries.
Christmas Eve
300
Bright and varied colored balls to decorate the tree.
Spheres
300
The night before the new year
New Year's Eve
400
Reindeer with a bright red nose leading the sleigh.
Rudolph
400
Decorated gingerbread cookies
gingerbread cookies
400
Central celebration of the birth of Jesus, with gift- giving, carols, and decorations.
Christmas
400
Traditionally placed at the top of the tree, it symbolizes the star of Bethlehem.
Star
400
Sweets in white and red, typical on trees and tables.
candy canes
500
Melchior, Gaspar, and Balthazar; they bring gifts on January 6th
The Three Wise Men
500
Essential in many winter celebrations.
Hot Chocolate
500
Countdown with advent calendars and wreaths.
Advent
500
Usually pine or fir, decorated with lights, spheres and garlands.
Christmas tree
500
Reenactment of the birth of Jesus
Nacimento