Answer the questions below.
1. El apellido del cantante ciego que toca la guitarra y canta la cancion navidena; "Feliz Navidad."
2. El Santa Claus de Latinoamerica no es San Nicolas ni Santa Clo. Son los ——— ————.
3. El lugar donde la gente va para adorar y rezar a Dios.
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1. I don't know
2. Papa Noel?????
3. Israeli
Actually I think the first one is feliciano
I'll send this to Sra.
1. Yes, the puertorique�ño, José Feliciano.
2. tricky! Note the "Son los..." both the verb and article being plural, so the best answer should be "Los Reyes Magos." the Magi bring gifts on Epifanía, 6 January. Often in large department stores, instead of Santa Claus there are the 3 Wise Men, and children can pick their favorite: Melchor, Gaspar y Baltizar (my personal favorite being the later!)
3. Is this taken from some reading or other that you have had? With no context to refer to, I'd say "a la iglesia, or a la catedral". (British punctuation!)
Sra
1. The last name of the blind singer who plays the guitar and sings the Christmas song "Feliz Navidad" is José Feliciano.
To find the answer, you can use a search engine like Google and type in the keyword "singer blind guitar Feliz Navidad." The results will most likely display information about José Feliciano, who is known for this song.
2. The Santa Claus of Latin America is not San Nicolas or Santa Clo. They are the "Reyes Magos," also known as the Three Wise Men or the Three Kings.
To find the answer, you can use a search engine like Google and type in the keyword "Santa Claus of Latin America." The results will show information about the "Reyes Magos" being the traditional gift-bringers in many Latin American countries.
3. The place where people go to worship and pray to God is a church or a place of worship.
To find the answer, you can use general knowledge or personal experience. Places of worship can include churches, synagogues, mosques, temples, and other religious buildings where people gather for religious practices and rituals.