Christmas across Latin America is less a single day and more a full season—one that blends Catholic traditions, Indigenous and African influences, local flavors, and a strong emphasis on family and community. While each country has its own signature customs, many households share the same rhythm: festive gatherings build through December, peak on Christmas Eve (Nochebuena), and often continue into early January.
Below is a guide to some of the most beloved Latin American Christmas traditions—
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As the holiday season approaches, U.S. Hispanic consumers continue to play a growing and influential role in retail. Their shopping intentions and evolving preferences offer valuable insights for brands and retailers.
Below are key trends shaping how Hispanic Americans are expected to shop this season.
Many Hispanic consumers say they expect to spend more this year than last—not only due to higher prices, but because they inten
Hispanics will be spending more on holiday shopping this year and are more likely to buy gifts online than in the past, according to a national survey by the Florida Atlantic University Business and Economic Polling Initiative (FAU BEPI). READ MORE AT FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
The United States is a diverse nation of consumers with different wants and needs, backgrounds, opinions, values, and expectations. However, not all voices are always clearly heard, often leading to decision-makers remaining ill-informed. With the holiday season in full swing, here are key insights about U.S. Hispanic consumers regarding holiday shopping and how they compare to the non-Hispanic U.S. population. READ MORE AT CIVIC SCIENCE
