VIDEO: Eeva Esse-Sõõrumaa on Holiday Morning Traditions: I Plan to Do Something That Unfortunately I Haven't Done Before
Participants of the TV show 'Three and a Half Women in a Caravan' shared their holiday traditions and what they miss most about their homeland while abroad.
Clean Monday: 10+1 shops for seafood and fasting foods
The article highlights special seafood and fasting food shops in Greece that celebrate Clean Monday, emphasizing personal memories and the cultural significance of this holiday.
Happy New Year of the Fire Horse! What Awaits Us? And Why is the Horse Burning?
The article celebrates the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Fire Horse, discussing traditions and the symbolism behind the holiday in a podcast hosted by prominent figures.
Carnival: what is its origin and how is it celebrated in Argentina
Carnival in Argentina, influenced by Spanish traditions, is celebrated with festivities in various cities, marking a long national holiday in February.
Is Carnival a holiday or an optional point in Belém? Understand
This article discusses the status of Carnival as a holiday or optional workday in Belém, Brazil.
Why Valentine's Day is Celebrated and the Origin of February 14 in the U.S.
The article explores the origins of Valentine's Day, highlighting its historical roots in Roman martyrdom and the evolution of the celebration into a commercial holiday in the United States.
Do you know what is actually eaten after the Feast of the Three Kings? These recipes have a special significance
The article discusses the culinary traditions and recipes associated with the Feast of the Three Kings, which marks the return to everyday life following the festive season.
In Spain, it's the Three Wise Men, but who delivers gifts in other countries?
In Spain, the tradition states that the Three Wise Men deliver gifts to children on January 5th, but other countries have different iconic figures for Christmas gift-giving.
This is how the Roscón de Reyes is different around the world: with no hole in France, with cactus in Mexico, or tricolor in the USA
The Roscón de Reyes, a traditional dessert from ancient Rome, varies across countries, featuring unique adaptations such as lacking a hole in France and including cactus in Mexico.
By ski, by boat or by helicopter: how the Three Wise Men arrive in different cities
The article explores the various festive traditions surrounding the arrival of the Three Wise Men on January 5th, showcasing how cities celebrate with parades that unite families and honor a cherished holiday tradition.
Happy New Year Santa Claus, but... who are you with really?
The article discusses the enigmatic identity of Santa Claus and who he is associated with during the holiday season.
What is the most popular Christmas song in history?
The article discusses the enduring popularity of Christmas music, particularly focusing on Mariah Carey and her iconic song that marks the beginning of the holiday season each year.
The obvious and the possible
The festive period from Christmas to Epiphany is characterized by a contrast between a relaxed domestic atmosphere and a bustling market, where holiday indulgences coexist with work obligations.
Our singer revealed what living faith means to her: 'God always showed that He has a better plan for me'
Singer Jelena Žnidarić, known as Zsa Zsa, shared her perspective on living in faith, emphasizing her love for Christmas traditions and the family-oriented nature of the holiday.
Boxing Day: the holiday that few Italians know but that is conquering the world
Boxing Day, celebrated on December 26, is a little-known holiday in Italy but highly popular in Anglo-Saxon countries like the UK, Australia, and Canada, with traditions dating back to the Victorian era.
Poles hung ornaments with images of the deceased on Christmas trees. A priest comments
The article discusses a growing interest in Christmas ornaments featuring images of the deceased, reflecting people's desire to symbolically include their loved ones during the holiday season.
They no longer want Grandfather Frost. More and more Ukrainians are fleeing to European Christmases
In 2023, Ukraine officially adopted December 25 as its main Christmas holiday, moving away from the January 7 celebrations, leading many Ukrainians to experience Christmas with western traditions amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia.
From Manuel Jabois to Leila Guerriero: 26 Christmas stories written by EL PAÍS's signatures over the years
This article compiles 26 Christmas stories by renowned EL PAÍS writers, offering diverse perspectives on holiday traditions and the spirit of the season.