The airline's hub at Miami International Airport (MIA) will see a surge of new flight frequencies, including the Bahamas (MHH ...

A Latin American Christmas Tradition Takes On New Meaning Along The Border The posada is a holiday tradition of re-enacting Mary and Joseph's search for shelter in Bethlehem. Along the U.S. border ...

Of all the different Latin American Christmas-time traditions, la posada is probably the most widely recognized, especially in areas of the U.S. where there are large concentrations of Mexicanos.

Music is a crucial part of Christmas in Latin America, but the soundtrack varies widely depending on where you’re celebrating. Genres and moods differ in each country, and songs that have ...

Here are our Top Ten Latin American Christmas food traditions. 10. Chile Christmas Typical Chilean Christmas foods are: oven roasted chicken, turkey, cazuela de ave, and pan de Pascua. 9.

There is part of the Christmas story that resonates deeply with immigrants from Latin America and the Caribbean: The journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem when they were turned away at every door.

Editor’s note: This story originally published in the Los Angeles Times on Dec. 13th 2022. In some parts of Latin America, Christmas season is synonymous with Tamalada season; in others, it’s ...

Finally, Johnson brings a North American interpretation of Latin Christmas music. "Feliz Navidad," originally written in 1970 by Puerto Rican singer-songwriter José Feliciano, ...

Known as Merry Christmas punch, Dec. 24 is that date it is commonly consumed. “Maybe here in America, punch is for Ponche Navideño is a marker of the holiday season and a staple to Mexican ...

O ne thing that sets Uruguay apart from the rest of Latin America is its lack of celebration for Christmas. Unlike its neighboring countries, Uruguay eliminated Christmas from its official ...

Join Jessie Jacobs and special guest Fernando Villanea for a Christmas adventure through Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, Puerto Rico and more in “Feliz Navidad.” Christmas is a big deal in many Latin ...

Christmas is a season of celebration. Yet in Latin America, many Christmas messages from the bishops have turned into a cry for freedom and political stability, and a call to help the poor.