Posadas
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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Think a festive procession that travels among the community, Las Posadas are traditionally staged in Mexico between Dec. 16 and 24.
From Los Angeles Times
In turn, its primary influence was not the Disney/Pixar film, but Las Posadas.
From Los Angeles Times
In their purest form, Las Posadas depict the biblical story of Joseph and Mary and the search for shelter at the time of Jesus’ birth.
From Los Angeles Times
Socialites have formed private “monkey clubs,” gathering for extravagant Christmas posadas and pool parties.
From Los Angeles Times
The Xochimilco posadas last several hours longer than most, and start at 8 a.m. when the host family picks up the Niñopa from its stewards.
From Seattle Times
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