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Why do the Christmas carolers leave the guy singing in the Dell computer commercial?
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∙ 15y ago
Because the guys singing is strange and awkward. They are singing nicely then when he chimes in it is not so good.
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What is the name of the group who walk through the streets in the neighborhood singing Christmas carols?
The people that are singing Christmas song in the street, are called Christmas Carolers.
What is a singing group called on Christmas?
Carolers.
What kind of songs do carolers sing?
Carolers are a group of people who usually go door to door to sing songs. They usually go around singing songs of praise or joy. You'll likely see carolers out during the winter near Christmas singing Christmas songs.
When was the song Merry Christmas first released?
The Merry Christmas song was first sung and performed in the 16th century in England. It was traditionally sung on Christmas Eve as carolers were out and about singing.
What are some popular songs for Carol singing?
Christmas carolers often enjoy singing songs such as Silver Bells, Silent Night, Deck the Halls, Frosty the Snowman, Holly Jolly Christmas, and Jingle Bells.
What are some Christmas singing traditions?
In the Western countries, people go in groups from door to door and sing songs on your front door step on Christmas Eve. These people are called Christmas Carolers
Who is singing in the Christmas 2007 Old Navy commercial?
"Stars" by The Weepies.
Who is the woman singing Christmas carols on the Hyundai commercial?
Nataly Dawn
Who is singing the 2012 jcpenney Christmas commercial?
Cee Lo Green
Is singing an adverb?
No, it is the present participle of "to sing" and may be a verb, noun (gerund), or adjective (e.g. singing carolers).
Who is the woman singing Merry Christmas in The Kia Store Christmas commercial?
Miss KY USA 2011 Kia Hampton
Why do Christmas carolers walk around singing?
Like many other Christmas traditions, caroling is also thought to have its roots in the pre-Christian celebration of the Festival of Yule, when Northern Europeans would come together to sing and dance to honor the Winter Solstice.
