Join us in one of the most authentic traditions that where incorporated by Hermano Pedro de Betancourt back on the XVI Century, one man had a vision of how this season should be celebrated and embraced by families in their homes and not only at church Hno. Pedro decided then to take in parade the Navitity that invited all inhabitants to conmemorate Christ, knowing that our inhabitants love to share and get family members together to delight food, drinks with music and colorful elements he combined the best of our local traditions and blended with this Catholic event.

The procession leaves the church to stay at homes that represent the inn where Christ was burn. The family receiving the procession provides food and drinks but not before carols are sing asking for permission to come inn. Food is traditionally tamal, tostada or chuchito, the long wait for tasting Ponche has come to the end… The hot punch let everybody know they are surrounded by a bigger family that welcomes there.

We sing, we eat, we play, we walk and we are sure you will love sharing moments as we do.