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Where Did Christmas Go? A Reflection on the Evolution of Our Traditions

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Por   Sergio Cano  | Bitacorastudios - La vida real profesiones As December arrives, the streets transform. It is almost impossible to ignore the stalls selling natural trees, the glow of fairy lights, and the visual bombardment of decorations on every corner. Meanwhile, marketing algorithms do their job: our screens are filled with perfect families standing before majestic pines, driving the biggest economic surge of the year. Amidst this consumerist frenzy, it’s easy to wonder: Are we losing sight of the true meaning of Christmas? The Christmas We Remember: Posadas, Candy, and Faith If we close our eyes for a moment, we can remember the Christmas of our childhood. Do you remember the posadas? They were nine exact appointments, starting on December 16th and culminating on the 24th, following the pilgrimage of Mary and Joseph. Back then, the value did not lie in luxury, but in simplicity: The Community: Neighbors and family members offering modest dinners. The Flavor: Baskets ...