Colombia
México
España
100

What is the name of the celebration that marks the beginning of Christmas in Colombia?

Día de las velitas (Day of the little candles)

100

This colorful decoration, often star-shaped, is broken open during posadas to reveal treats inside.

La Piñata

100

This fruit is eaten during the New Year

Grapes

200

Colombians gather for nine days of prayer, singing, and celebrations leading up to Christmas.

Novena de Aguinaldos

200

This is a traditional Christmas drink, made with fruit, cinnamon, and sugar.

Ponche

200

These clay figurines, representing Mary, Joseph, and Jesus.

Los Nacimientos

300

This fried or baked Colombian snack, often filled with cheese or meat, is a holiday favorite.

empanada

300

In Mexico, this type of "Christmas Flower" is a popular Christmas decoration.

Poinsettia

300

On January 6, Spanish children receive gifts from these biblical figures instead of Santa Claus.

The Three Wise Men (Los Reyes Magos)

400

Colombians celebrate Christmas on this date with family gatherings, music, and festive meals.

December 24 (Christmas Eve)

400

This Mexican Christmas event, celebrated from December 16 to 24, reenacts Mary and Joseph's search for shelter.

Las Posadas

400

In Spain, this sugary almond treat, often enjoyed during Christmas

Turrón (Nougat)

500

A very popular Christmas dessert in Colombia is...

Natilla

500

On Christmas Eve, many Mexican families prepare and eat these corn-based parcels filled with savory or sweet fillings.

Tamales

500

The Spanish Christmas Lottery, held every December, is famously known by this nickname.

El gordo

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