What is the weather like in your native country at Christmas?Here, in Spain, the winter is freezing cold.
Are you a religious person? What religion do you have? Does your religion celebrate Christmas?I'm not so religious; Catholic religion celebrate the birth of Jesus.
Do you celebrate Christmas in your native town? What does your town do for this holiday?Yes I have. My native town get lit and decorated with lights everywhere.
Do you like this celebration?Yes I like a lot to be in christmas because we all come together with their families.
Is it a family celebration for you?Yes, of cuorse. My family and I go always to a rural house and we spend there a week, near the snow in some pretty village.
Do you celebrate Christmas Eve, lunch or dinner?Yes, we have a great dinner to celebrate christmas eve.
Do you attend any special religious ceremonies?No, I don't.
Which are the main Christmas dates in your Country?The main Christmas dates in my town are Christmas Eve and the end of the Year.
Do you buy presents at Christmas?Yes, I do. I buy lots of Xmas presents for my sister and parents, and some for may grandparents.
Traditionally, who brings the presents in your country?In my country, “Los Reyes Magos” but at my home always brings the presents Santa Claus.
What kind of presents do you usually get at Christmas?I've always had few gifts; some clothes, money and a surprise gift.
Does your town get decorated at Christmas?Yes, it does. It becomes brighter.
Do you usually decorate your home?Yes, I do. I decorate my home with my hole family. I've just put the tree!
Do you put up a Christmas tree or a Nativity?Yes, I do. I put the tree with my parents and sister. It is so funny!
Do you have any traditional meals for this celebration?No, I haven't. Every year we eat somthing different.
Do you have any special food and cakes?Yes, my mum makes a Christmas fruit cake with fruits.
Do you drink any special drinks at Christmas?Yes, I drink Champagne or Cava :)
Do you celebrate New Year's Eve?Yes, I celebrate it with my family, having a dinner before the “Campanadas”.
What do you usually do on New Year's Eve? Do you have any special customs in your country on this day?Yes I do. I have to wear something red; it means that my year is gonna be lucky.
Tell us about anything that you think is special or different in you country or region at Christmas time?Everyone seems more friendly and generous. Christmas here is (like in most part of the world) a very cheerful time.
What special things are you doing this Christmas?I will go to a rural house with my parents and sister to spend there a week. It's always fantastic!
Make a wish for something you really want this Christmas.
I'd really want to have a great Christmas time but I also wish the same for everyone
Do you think Christmas is still a traditional holiday?Slowly it is becoming a consumerist holyday but I hope that people will realize how important it is to be with family.
Do you think Christmas has changed a lot since you were a child?Yes because when I was young I was more excited to be in tihs time.
In what sense? Do you miss anything?I only miss to be with te hole family during that holiday.
My Xmas by Alex Perez EWS