To see classmates, spent the Christmas and this is also about traditions and cultures. There are many symbols, songs and Christmas gadgets but ... really know its origin, from where, I clarify what sereis .... so few understood all of this Christmas ...
TREE DECORATIONS
balls, stars and horseshoes today hanging Christmas trees representing the ancient stones, apples or other things that adorned by an oak. Each of these objects have meaning. The light bulbs have replaced candles symbolize the light of the world. They say the shoes that bring good luck. Pineapples are a symbol of immortality. Show bells Christmas joy. Apples and Christmas balls represent the abundance and the star of the tree represents the star of Bethlehem. AGUINALDO
is customary to give a Christmas bonus. Were traditionally gives public servants and private: scavengers, carriers, guards, servants, etc. means gift or gratuity or shape to compliment the Christmas. In Spain were banned in the fourteenth century, another way to do it is to sing Christmas carols to neighbors in exchange for food or coins. In Ecuador it is customary to dress up and ask for the bonus widow with a life-size doll represents a friend or a politician who eventually burned. In Mexico, the bonuses are distributed sweets and candies during the Posadas and Christmas Eve. In Bogota (Colombia) play the bonuses betting small amounts.
CHRISTMAS TREE
seems that the custom of the Christmas tree was born in Germany, in the first half of the eighth century. British missionary was preaching a sermon San Bonifacio, Christmas Day, some druids to convince Germans that the oak tree was not sacred. Oak and cut a shot that other well until they dropped all but a fir tree which was called the Christ child. This tradition came to Spain until the first quarter of the twentieth century.
THE BETHLEHEM
Put the crib is one of the most popular traditions of Christmas. The origin of this custom is in the sculptures and paintings in the temples had to explain Christmas, but the tradition was born in the thirteenth century when on Christmas Eve , 1223 San Francisco de Asis installed a live nativity scene in a cave. This crib was so successful that the tradition was spread throughout Italy. In Spain arrived in the eighteenth century. In many places in Spain is still the tradition of making a living Nativity
BASKET OF CHRISTMAS, THE EXTRA PAY, lotteries and raffles
The Christmas basket, extra pay, lotteries and raffles are the modern representation the traditional Christmas bonus. Christmas Shopping has its roots in the baskets that were used by farmers to deliver the bonuses. The contests have been around for a long time and is another way to make money. In Spain in 1857 was declared all raffles will be drawn with the winning numbers in the lottery. The first lottery drawing for the Christmas and Reyes were in 1812 and 1942 respectively. In some countries of America and Argentina also played the lottery for Christmas.
CHRISTMAS LOG
The Yule log is a tradition that survives in many parts of Spain, France, England and Slavic countries. The old custom was to light a log with a fragment of its predecessor that was kept throughout the year to protect the home against evil.
One of the traditions that still exists in parts of the Pyrenees and Teruel is that of the trunk or Toza Christmas. Van Mount and after asking apologize cut the logs and light it on Christmas Eve in the fogaril. After the midnight mass the family was put around the trunk and a blessed person such as: Good
blight, good man,
good house, good grilled.
God bless this house goods
and that she is.
Or this one:
Tronca Tronquera
or will be in pole
fogaril Nabidae Beni.
Another rite which was celebrated with the trunk was placed in the holes candies, candy, coins, etc.. After beating her children and stayed with what came out of the trunk, in some places as they beat the Tronca said: Nadal Tronca
shits and pixa turrons vi blanc.
MISTLETOE AND HOLLY
say that mistletoe brings luck and fertility and that's the reason I placed sprigs of these plants in the doorways and windows. Tradition says that if two people are in a door on which there is holly and mistletoe must kiss. This tradition comes from northern European countries. In the United States became fashionable in the nineteenth century. Has little tradition in Spain but in Latin America has more. HOLIDAY TIPS
According to legend the tradition arose with Romulus, the first king of Rome whom the first day of his aides received a cut branches of a fruit in the forest of the goddess Strenia. Later this gesture has become a rite that is celebrated every first day of the year and called Stren. GIFTS
With bonuses as background, Christmas gifts have become the most popular of these festivals, transcending religious sense. Depending on the country gifts may be brought by the Magi, Santa Claus or the Baby Jesus himself. In many places popping fireworks. In Peru, say a little prayer to the Infant Jesus before opening gifts. Open in Ecuador after Christmas dinner. In El Salvador the open on Christmas Day morning. KINGS
The tradition of the Magi comes from when the Magi brought the baby Jesus gold, frankincense and myrrh. Now now children write a letter to the Kings telling them how you've behaved and solicit gifts. If you have been good they bring the gifts that have requested and have been ill bring them coal. The Magi arrive home from the children the night of 5 to 6 January and leave gifts in exchange for drink and corn for the camels. HOLY INNOCENTS
The Innocent Saints Day is celebrated on 28 December. It is customary people make jokes like calling the door and go running, paste paper dolls on their backs, etc. Sometimes people will spend the known bad joke.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
In 1831, a newspaper in Barcelona wanted to implement the technique of lithography Christmas congratulating their readers. Quickly spread the habit of congratulating the holidays through one of these lithographs. From 1870 he introduced color in the congratulations. The construction of the first Christmas in London is often attributed to Sir Henry Cole, who in 1843, having no time to write letters of congratulations to your friends, commissioned a card printed with the message "Happy Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo”. A partir de 1870, el uso de este tipo de tarjetas se generalizó, con la imagen de Santa Claus como protagonista.
UVAS
La tradición de tomar las 12 uvas se remonta a principios del siglo XX. La implantación de esta costumbre, que por cierto, es exclusiva de nuestro país, no se debe a motivos religiosos o culturales, sino más bien a intereses económicos. En la nochevieja de 1909 los cosechadores de uva tuvieron una gran producción de esta fruta y para deshacerse de tanta uva inventaron el rito de tomar las uvas de la suerte en la última noche del año.
VILLANCICOS
El origen de estas canciones son unos poemas sobre el amor que en los siglos XV y XVI se cantaban en los salones nobles y luego repetía el pueblo llano. Durante el siglo XVII los maestros de capilla pusieron música a miles de cancioncillas religiosas para ser cantadas en los maitines de las festividades litúrgicas. Como las que mejor recordaban los fieles eran los maitines de Navidad el término quedó como sinónimo de canción para la Nochebuena.
balls, stars and horseshoes today hanging Christmas trees representing the ancient stones, apples or other things that adorned by an oak. Each of these objects have meaning. The light bulbs have replaced candles symbolize the light of the world. They say the shoes that bring good luck. Pineapples are a symbol of immortality. Show bells Christmas joy. Apples and Christmas balls represent the abundance and the star of the tree represents the star of Bethlehem. AGUINALDO
is customary to give a Christmas bonus. Were traditionally gives public servants and private: scavengers, carriers, guards, servants, etc. means gift or gratuity or shape to compliment the Christmas. In Spain were banned in the fourteenth century, another way to do it is to sing Christmas carols to neighbors in exchange for food or coins. In Ecuador it is customary to dress up and ask for the bonus widow with a life-size doll represents a friend or a politician who eventually burned. In Mexico, the bonuses are distributed sweets and candies during the Posadas and Christmas Eve. In Bogota (Colombia) play the bonuses betting small amounts.
CHRISTMAS TREE
seems that the custom of the Christmas tree was born in Germany, in the first half of the eighth century. British missionary was preaching a sermon San Bonifacio, Christmas Day, some druids to convince Germans that the oak tree was not sacred. Oak and cut a shot that other well until they dropped all but a fir tree which was called the Christ child. This tradition came to Spain until the first quarter of the twentieth century.
THE BETHLEHEM
Put the crib is one of the most popular traditions of Christmas. The origin of this custom is in the sculptures and paintings in the temples had to explain Christmas, but the tradition was born in the thirteenth century when on Christmas Eve , 1223 San Francisco de Asis installed a live nativity scene in a cave. This crib was so successful that the tradition was spread throughout Italy. In Spain arrived in the eighteenth century. In many places in Spain is still the tradition of making a living Nativity
BASKET OF CHRISTMAS, THE EXTRA PAY, lotteries and raffles
The Christmas basket, extra pay, lotteries and raffles are the modern representation the traditional Christmas bonus. Christmas Shopping has its roots in the baskets that were used by farmers to deliver the bonuses. The contests have been around for a long time and is another way to make money. In Spain in 1857 was declared all raffles will be drawn with the winning numbers in the lottery. The first lottery drawing for the Christmas and Reyes were in 1812 and 1942 respectively. In some countries of America and Argentina also played the lottery for Christmas.
CHRISTMAS LOG
The Yule log is a tradition that survives in many parts of Spain, France, England and Slavic countries. The old custom was to light a log with a fragment of its predecessor that was kept throughout the year to protect the home against evil.
One of the traditions that still exists in parts of the Pyrenees and Teruel is that of the trunk or Toza Christmas. Van Mount and after asking apologize cut the logs and light it on Christmas Eve in the fogaril. After the midnight mass the family was put around the trunk and a blessed person such as: Good
blight, good man,
good house, good grilled.
God bless this house goods
and that she is.
Or this one:
Tronca Tronquera
or will be in pole
fogaril Nabidae Beni.
Another rite which was celebrated with the trunk was placed in the holes candies, candy, coins, etc.. After beating her children and stayed with what came out of the trunk, in some places as they beat the Tronca said: Nadal Tronca
shits and pixa turrons vi blanc.
MISTLETOE AND HOLLY
say that mistletoe brings luck and fertility and that's the reason I placed sprigs of these plants in the doorways and windows. Tradition says that if two people are in a door on which there is holly and mistletoe must kiss. This tradition comes from northern European countries. In the United States became fashionable in the nineteenth century. Has little tradition in Spain but in Latin America has more. HOLIDAY TIPS
According to legend the tradition arose with Romulus, the first king of Rome whom the first day of his aides received a cut branches of a fruit in the forest of the goddess Strenia. Later this gesture has become a rite that is celebrated every first day of the year and called Stren. GIFTS
With bonuses as background, Christmas gifts have become the most popular of these festivals, transcending religious sense. Depending on the country gifts may be brought by the Magi, Santa Claus or the Baby Jesus himself. In many places popping fireworks. In Peru, say a little prayer to the Infant Jesus before opening gifts. Open in Ecuador after Christmas dinner. In El Salvador the open on Christmas Day morning. KINGS
The tradition of the Magi comes from when the Magi brought the baby Jesus gold, frankincense and myrrh. Now now children write a letter to the Kings telling them how you've behaved and solicit gifts. If you have been good they bring the gifts that have requested and have been ill bring them coal. The Magi arrive home from the children the night of 5 to 6 January and leave gifts in exchange for drink and corn for the camels. HOLY INNOCENTS
The Innocent Saints Day is celebrated on 28 December. It is customary people make jokes like calling the door and go running, paste paper dolls on their backs, etc. Sometimes people will spend the known bad joke.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
In 1831, a newspaper in Barcelona wanted to implement the technique of lithography Christmas congratulating their readers. Quickly spread the habit of congratulating the holidays through one of these lithographs. From 1870 he introduced color in the congratulations. The construction of the first Christmas in London is often attributed to Sir Henry Cole, who in 1843, having no time to write letters of congratulations to your friends, commissioned a card printed with the message "Happy Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo”. A partir de 1870, el uso de este tipo de tarjetas se generalizó, con la imagen de Santa Claus como protagonista.
UVAS
La tradición de tomar las 12 uvas se remonta a principios del siglo XX. La implantación de esta costumbre, que por cierto, es exclusiva de nuestro país, no se debe a motivos religiosos o culturales, sino más bien a intereses económicos. En la nochevieja de 1909 los cosechadores de uva tuvieron una gran producción de esta fruta y para deshacerse de tanta uva inventaron el rito de tomar las uvas de la suerte en la última noche del año.
VILLANCICOS
El origen de estas canciones son unos poemas sobre el amor que en los siglos XV y XVI se cantaban en los salones nobles y luego repetía el pueblo llano. Durante el siglo XVII los maestros de capilla pusieron música a miles de cancioncillas religiosas para ser cantadas en los maitines de las festividades litúrgicas. Como las que mejor recordaban los fieles eran los maitines de Navidad el término quedó como sinónimo de canción para la Nochebuena.
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