Christmas in Argentina is celebrated on December 25th. Some key traditions include attending midnight mass on Christmas Eve and decorating homes with lights, trees and typical colors of red, white and green. Popular foods are roast beef or chicken along with vitel tone, a beef fillet in tuna sauce. At midnight people enjoy cider or champagne and set off fireworks to celebrate the new year.
Christmas in Argentina is celebrated on December 25th. Some key traditions include attending midnight mass on Christmas Eve and decorating homes with lights, trees and typical colors of red, white and green. Popular foods are roast beef or chicken along with vitel tone, a beef fillet in tuna sauce. At midnight people enjoy cider or champagne and set off fireworks to celebrate the new year.
Christmas in Argentina is celebrated on December 25th. Some key traditions include attending midnight mass on Christmas Eve and decorating homes with lights, trees and typical colors of red, white and green. Popular foods are roast beef or chicken along with vitel tone, a beef fillet in tuna sauce. At midnight people enjoy cider or champagne and set off fireworks to celebrate the new year.
Christmas in Argentina is celebrated on December 25th. Some key traditions include attending midnight mass on Christmas Eve and decorating homes with lights, trees and typical colors of red, white and green. Popular foods are roast beef or chicken along with vitel tone, a beef fillet in tuna sauce. At midnight people enjoy cider or champagne and set off fireworks to celebrate the new year.
1.Presentatión. 2.The history of Christmas. 3.Traditions. 4.The decoration. 5.Typical food. 6.End of the year. 7. Conclusion PRESENTATION This is our work on christmas in Argentina. It is made by Irene, Aurora, Mariam and Susana. we hope you like it. THE HISTORY FOR CHRISTMAS
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Apostolic Church celebrates it on January 6, together with the Epiphany (in most churches that date is celebrated on the day of Kings.) Except the Churches of Alexandria, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Finland, Greece and Cyprus They do celebrate Christmas on December 25. TRADITIONS This celebration means for the Argentines the birth of Jesus, so it is common that in the previous days they go to the Church or participate in the well-known Misa del Gallo, which is celebrated on Christmas Eve. Although the dances are not too typical in the rest of Argentina, in the north they are. Here the dance of ribbons or braids is celebrated. Children dance and spin around a stick. Each one has a different 2 THE DECORATION The houses are decorated with lights and Christmas trees with balls, the red, white and green colors so typical of these dates predominate and fireworks are not missing at midnight. A red Christmas sock is usually placed at the entrance to the houses. TYPICAL FOOD A traditional dish is roast. It is made with grilled beef, although it can also be chicken. You can not miss the vitel toné, a beef fillet accompanied with tuna sauce, hard- boiled egg, anchovy and cream of milk END OF THE YEAR At midnight, they offer .
cider or champagne. Fireworks are fired and the parties begin in different parts of the country such as Cordoba or Salta City CONCLUSION We have come to the conclusion that this work has made us learn more about Argentina and we liked working on it. CONCLUSION We have come to the conclusion that this work has made us learn more about Argentina and we liked working on it.
