In reply to Ron Suarez.

As a Latino from my mother’s side (yes I know I have an Eastern European name – dad’s side)……..two days celebration would be for one side of the family, then on Christmas (25) the other half.

Noche Buena = Good Night. Noche = Night, Buena = Good.

Noche Buena is not Navidad. (Navidad = Christmas).

The original comment I replied to called December 24 as Christmas, it’s not Christmas.

Also, Not all Latinos celebrate Christmas. There are non-Christian Latinos.

Saying no on Christmas Eve/Day, New Year’s Eve/Day, Easter, etc…is sort of imposing Christian/Catholic holidays on others.

In average there are 5 holidays per month when you include other religions. Plus in average 2 more special days based on Country….July 1 (Canada Day), July 4 (US Independence Day).

The other roughly 190 countries have their own Independence Day or similar holidays.

Shall we not put out a WordPress version on a Sunday? That’s Church day for me and most Catholics. It’s my special day.
Friday and Saturday are special days for other religions.

Are you getting my point?