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''NOCHE BUENA''

 

 

                                            
 
Nochebuena and Navidad are Spanish words referring to the
and the Philippines, the evening consists of a traditional
 dinner with family.
  
 
Noche buena (from Spanish, meaning "Good night" or "Holy Night")
 is a Filipino custom adopted from Spain and Mexico.
 It refers to the feast served late on Christmas Eve, usually after the
Midnight Mass. The family gathers together and special foods like lechon,
 pancit, and chicken relleno (stuffed chicken) and family specialties are served.
  
 
 
 
Christmas Eve in the Philippines is traditionally celebrated with a
"Noche Buena" (Good Night); a dinner for family to gather and eat
together as they rejoice and feast on the Nativity of the birth of Christ.

The term "Noche Buena" and the tradition itself started way back

when the Philippines was a Spanish colony. It continues to pass

 from generation to generation, celebrating the

festivity of Christmas (Pasko, in Filipino term).

 

 
 
 
This customary tradition continues to the present day. At 3 o' clock
in the morning, in every Simbang Gabi, catholic churches ring
 their bells to summon people to the mass. And in the country
side, a band might even play Christmas carols;
medleys to awaken people and lure them to attend the service.

Although it doesn't snow in the Philippines, white Christmas

 is achieved when families get together. All members are

presented with gifts or no gifts and they share dinner and celebrate the nativity.

This season, its spirit continues until New Year's, all the

way to Three Kings (celebrated every first Sunday of the year).

 This is why the Philippines earned the distinction o

f celebrating the world's longest Christmas season.

 
 
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