Neiva experiences Christmas magic in malls and parishes

In Neiva, the Christmas season features family activities at Centro Comercial San Pedro Plaza, including musical shows, letters to Santa, and special discounts. Meanwhile, emblematic nativity scenes in the Catedral Inmaculada Concepción and Parroquia Cristo Sacerdote evoke the Christian tradition of Jesus's birth. These initiatives promote joy, reflection, and local commerce throughout December.

Throughout December, Centro Comercial San Pedro Plaza in Neiva offers special family programming, with illuminated ambiance, photo spaces, Christmas novenas, musical shows, and children's activities. Live presentations feature music and Christmas shows, detailed on the center's digital channels. Children take center stage with interactive spaces, recreational activities, and the Santa Letter Station for ages 5 to 12, where they deposit wishes in a mailbox; on December 24, three letters will be randomly awarded. Most activities are free and open. Brands such as Americanino, Chevignon, Adidas, iShop, Hamburguesas El Corral, Pepe Ganga, and Miniso provide discounts on fashion, technology, gifts, and gastronomy.

Meanwhile, the nativity scene tradition stands out in Neiva. Started by San Francisco de Asís in the 13th century, it represents Jesus's birth in Bethlehem, symbolizing humility, love, and hope. At Catedral Inmaculada Concepción, the setup extends across the front of the main altar with detailed figures, inviting reflection. At Parroquia Cristo Sacerdote in Rojas Trujillo neighborhood, an artisanal nativity uses green painted paper, multicolored lights, and small figures to recreate the scene. These displays strengthen community ties and pass on faith values to new generations, as noted by María Alejandra Ruiz Mallungo.

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Huilenses joyfully extending 2026 celebrations with family birthdays in Neiva, vacations in Valle de Cocora, and milestones in Huila, Colombia.
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Huilenses Extend 2026 Joy with Vacations, Birthdays, and Milestones

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Following New Year's Eve family gatherings across Huila, residents continue welcoming 2026 with vacations, birthdays, and religious ceremonies amid reflection and happiness. Couples seek natural escapes like Valle de Cocora, while families celebrate in Neiva and beyond.

In Neiva's Plaza Cívica Los Libertadores, Huila, Luz Perla González marks 40 years as a dedicated artisan of traditional nativity scenes. Her work preserves cultural heritage during the Christmas season. With quality materials and meticulous craft, she brings hope and memory to families across Colombia.

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Christmas celebrations in Neiva produced economic contrasts: a positive boost for the taxi drivers' guild due to increased demand, while bars and gastrobares endured a tough season with sales drops and job losses.

Western Huila prepares for a significant cultural event on December 20 at Paicol's Main Park. The Opera for Peace in the West will feature lyrical voices, a live orchestra, and Christmas dances in a free spectacle. The concert aims to promote resilience and reconciliation in a region impacted by recent public order incidents.

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RTVE will broadcast the Puerta del Sol precampanadas for the first time on December 30, joining the tradition started by Neox in 2011. The event, hosted by Inés Hernand, Aitor Albizua, and Miguel Maldonado, will air on La 2 and RTVE Play from 23:30. This coverage aims to rival Neox's anniversary special and strengthen public television's Christmas presence.

Spain's public broadcaster TVE asserted its relevance on Christmas Eve with a special Telepasión gala hosted by Aitor Albizua and Lalachus. The event featured musical performances and a critical nod to political threats. While other channels relied on reruns, TVE committed to a live show with over 130 professionals.

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As millions celebrate Christmas and New Year's Eve, over 2.4 million professionals in Spain ensure vital services during festive nights. Police, security guards and cleaners work tirelessly to maintain order and cleanliness amid the celebrations.

 

 

 

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