In Spain, Christmas is a largely celebrated holiday. Everyone attends midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, or la Noche Buena, and after, dinner is served while the streets fill with dancing and joyous people. The dance Spanish people usually perform is called the Jota. Presents are exchanged during this fun time. The children must wait until the night of January 6th to for the Wise Men bring their presents, because there is no Santa Claus in Spain.





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