Misa del Gallo, or “Rooster’s Mass,” is a cherished Christmas Eve tradition in Spain. As the clock strikes midnight on December 24th, people gather in beautifully adorned churches to commemorate the birth of Christ. The name “Rooster’s Mass” originates from the belief that a rooster crowed at the moment of Jesus’ birth. This midnight mass is a blend of religious significance and festive joy, symbolizing the anticipation and celebration of Christmas. Families come together, dressed in their holid

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