the day is different (US = 25th, spain = 6th)
Besides the "Latin" part of the name, the fact that many Latin American traditions came from Spain and Portugal, such as the Day of the Dead or the Christmas celebration.
napping came from spain as a tradition called a siesta
Christmas in Spain is not a commercialized as it is on other places. The towns and cities in Spain decorate their streets for Christmas. Christmas traditions in Spain include having a manger in the home and they have Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve followed by festivities including a special dance called the Jota. Children receive gifts on the feast of the Epiphany from the gift givers, who are the Three Wise Men.
Mostly, those that begun as Roman Catholic traditions, including New Year's Eve, Holy Week and Christmas.
Bullfighting
Culture is different in different countries based on the way they live. We can do best by accepting them and showing love to them.
Christmas Eve in spain is called Nochebuena. It's easy to find facts about Christmas in Spain. Do a quick Google search in order to bring up different results. Read a little bit and you should have some interesting facts.
None, really. All Christmas traditions held in Mexico come from several European countries, and none of them come from the United States:The Nativity scene or Nacimiento was adopted from the same tradition found in Naples (Italy), then adopted from Spain and into Mexico.The Piñata was originally invented in China, then adopted by Italian merchants (e.g. Marco Polo) and from there to Spain and into Mexico.The Christmas tree was adopted from Germany.Fireworks were adopted from China.Christmas dinner is overwhelmingly of Spanish origin.Other traditions such as Las Posadas, the Virgin Mary celebration, the candle-mass and Christmas itself are traditional Roman Catholic celebrations.
Spain
A carnival called Cadiz
chrismas happens everywhere in spain