Do people in Mexico put decorations for Christmas?

Answer 1

Yes, they do. Mexicans are overwhelmingly Catholic; as such, most of them celebrate Christmas every December 25th.

Some important differences between the American and Mexican celebrations include the Posadas, which initially were nine religious observances that refer to the inn's history during the birth of Jesus. Nowadays, these have also become real celebrations with food, piñatas and parties in the street from December 7 to 26.

Another difference is the exchange of gifts; while the majority of Americans exchange gifts during Christmas, for Mexicans, the traditional gift exchange occurs during Epiphany Day (January 6), when most Catholics believe that the Three Wise Men gave their gifts to a baby Jesus.

Answer 2

Yes, they do. Mexicans are overwhelmingly Catholic; as such, most of them celebrate Christmas every December 25th.

Some important differences between the American and Mexican celebrations include the Posadas, which initially were nine religious observances that refer to the inn's history during the birth of Jesus. Nowadays, these have also become real celebrations with food, piñatas and parties in the street from December 7 to 26.

Another difference is the exchange of gifts; while the majority of Americans exchange gifts during Christmas, for Mexicans, the traditional gift exchange occurs during Epiphany Day (January 6), when most Catholics believe that the Three Wise Men gave their gifts to a baby Jesus.

Answer 3

they start after someone dies or pass away they start after someone dies or pass away they start after someone dies or pass away

Answer 4

December 25. Most Mexicans are Roman Catholic (i.e.: they believe in Jesus, the Virgin Mary and the apostles). As such, they celebrate Christmas.

Answer 5

Yes but not in the same exact way as Americans.