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How many ships did Columbus take on his fourth voyage?
On his first voyage he had three, On his second he took along a total of seventeen. On his third voyage he had six ships. On his final voyage he had four old, worn out ships.
National food of Spain?
In Spain food ranges from cheese and olives to squid or meat delicacies and are priced accordingly. Many of the specialities of Spanish cuisine are based on seafood, although regional specialities are easier to find inland than along the coast. In the northern Basque provinces, there is cod vizcaina or cod pil-pil; angulas, the tasty baby eels from Aguinaga; bream and squid. Asturias has its bean soup, fabada, cheeses and the best cider in Spain, and in Galicia there are shellfish, especially good in casseroles, and a number of regional seafood dishes such as hake à la Gallega.
How popular is Christmas in Mexico?
Mexico is an overwhelmingly Catholic country, and most people celebrate Christmas. For Mexicans, the celebration begins around December 16th with the so-called posadas, which include Christmas carols, dinners, parties with music, fireworks and pinatas for children. December 25 is a national holiday.Most homes are decorated with poinsettias, Christmas lights and garlands; some have a Nativity scene, a Christmas tree or both.Christmas dinner usually includes baked turkey or ham, Mexican punch drink and other, more traditional dishes, such as romeritos (dried shrimp with mole sauce and potato) and bacalao a la vizcaina (mexican-style codfish stew).
What kind of festavals do the people in Mexico have on Christmas day?
Christmas (December 25) is a national holiday in Mexico. Most businesses close during the day.Most families celebrate with family and friends during the 24th, like most Christian countries in the world. The traditional celebration includes fireworks, piñata and dinner, and continues well into the early morning of the next day.During the 25th, many people are used to the recalentado(Spanish for reheated [dinner]), which consists of having breakfast or lunch with the same family and friends with the dinner leftovers (most Christmas dinners are lavish and consist of many dishes, including turkey, glazed ham, and traditional Mexican dishes, such as chiles en nogada or bacalao a la vizcaina).
Mexico tradition for new years?
light a gold candle for money, a white candle for happiness, red one for love. sweep your house to say goodbye to the past. eat 12 grapes on new year's eve and make 12 wishes. wear the color of underwear you want your destiny to be YELLOW-$ AND HEALTH, RED- LOVE AND PASSION, WHITE- HAPPINESS. also pack a luggage and walk around the block or house and that is for traveling. These are some traditions that Mexicans have on new year's eve.
