Small punctuation: the "Caga Tió" is called just "Tió", and then you tell him to poop, so you tell him "Caga" which is the imperative form of the verb "Cagar" (to poop). But don't worry, even locals sometimes fall to this error, it's not a big deal :) But for the rest, reaaaally impressive video, congratulations!!!
Hi, I am planning to travel to Spain towards the end of December from 21st to 31st. I am planning to visit Madrid, Seville, Valencia and Barcelona (may change this later). Wanted to know how is Spain like towards end of December? Will shop/restaurants and places to visit be closed for the holidays or can I actually have a good time there?
Hi Patrick, thanks for the video, lot to learn about the Spanish traditions! Very interesting- but my question is more from a tourist standpoint, I am looking to understand that since Christmas is celebrated with families, do we see typically pubs/restaurants/shops closed during this time? Or will everything typically remain open
Once tou e been and done xmas in Spain youll realise what a dead, useless sump the uk is. One day !!!!! it goes on so long and the three kings made me cry when i saw it first in Torrevieja
You forgot to mention ‘El Niño’ played on January 6th! A funny story about ‘El Gordo’ and ‘El Niño’, for years I used to think they were the same thing and that it was called ‘El Niño Gordo’ (‘The Fat Kid’) lol. I only found out they were separate lotteries a couple of years ago when a Spanish friend mentioned ‘El Gordo’ and I said “wait, isn’t it called ‘El Niño Gordo’? He literally didn’t stop laughing for 10 minutes lol.
Thanks I needed this for a Spanish project
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Small punctuation: the "Caga Tió" is called just "Tió", and then you tell him to poop, so you tell him "Caga" which is the imperative form of the verb "Cagar" (to poop). But don't worry, even locals sometimes fall to this error, it's not a big deal :)
But for the rest, reaaaally impressive video, congratulations!!!
Very true! Good catch and thank you for sharing
Heyyy thanks a lot for the video. I had no idea about the three king parade in Madrid.
You’re welcome
Happy merry Christmas. Love from India.
Same to you!
Great video and very informative ! I am planning a trip from December 17-31 and i was wondering if trains run on christmas day December 25th?
Yes they do
They say Feliz Navidad
Hi, I am planning to travel to Spain towards the end of December from 21st to 31st. I am planning to visit Madrid, Seville, Valencia and Barcelona (may change this later). Wanted to know how is Spain like towards end of December? Will shop/restaurants and places to visit be closed for the holidays or can I actually have a good time there?
Hopefully you found your answers in this video!
Hi Patrick, thanks for the video, lot to learn about the Spanish traditions! Very interesting- but my question is more from a tourist standpoint, I am looking to understand that since Christmas is celebrated with families, do we see typically pubs/restaurants/shops closed during this time? Or will everything typically remain open
Once tou e been and done xmas in Spain youll realise what a dead, useless sump the uk is. One day !!!!! it goes on so long and the three kings made me cry when i saw it first in Torrevieja
You forgot to mention ‘El Niño’ played on January 6th! A funny story about ‘El Gordo’ and ‘El Niño’, for years I used to think they were the same thing and that it was called ‘El Niño Gordo’ (‘The Fat Kid’) lol. I only found out they were separate lotteries a couple of years ago when a Spanish friend mentioned ‘El Gordo’ and I said “wait, isn’t it called ‘El Niño Gordo’? He literally didn’t stop laughing for 10 minutes lol.
Haha, that is a good one. I’ve actually never played El Niño, but that is another one. I just go all in for El Gordo and hope I win!