“Nochebuena promises to stir warm Christmas memories for our Mexican-American audience members as it introduces others, whether their holiday heritage is from another Latin country or anywhere ...

At a Nochebuena celebration hosted by Filipino American Archie Cubarrubia and his Cuban partner, T.J. Morales, in their North Hollywood home, karaoke is a must for everyone. That includes an 89 ...

Many Hispanic, Latinx and Filipino families will celebrate Nochebuena. For many in the Latinx, Hispanic and Filipino community, Christmas celebrations take place on Dec. 24 in the form of Nochebuena.

But Nochebuena remains his favorite time of the month, he said, when dishes of lechona (pork stuffed with rice and peas), ajiaco (a soup made with potatoes, chicken and corn), arepas (circular ...

Nochebuena: a time for family, food, and festivities. It's the big party we Latinos enjoy on Christmas Eve. If you’ve been in Miami long enough, you’ve probably already attended a few.

While Nochebuena may be the primary pig-roasting time of the year in South Florida, the approach of summer means June is the company’s biggest sales month nationwide, said Guerra 56, who lives ...

The Eisemann Center celebrates Mexican Christmas traditions with “Nochebuena: A Christmas Spectacular” starring Ballet Folklórico de Los Ángeles and Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar.

NORTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - Families across South Florida have come together to cook up a tasty tradition, as they celebrated Nochebuena. Agustine Exposito and his family feasted on one ...

Restaurants and supermarkets to order Nochebuena pernil, paleta, roasted pork, lechon plus side dishes like moros, yuca in Miami, Florida for 2020.

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Like Christmas trees, Santa and reindeer, the poinsettia has long been a ubiquitous symbol of the holiday season in the U.S. and Europe. But now, nearly 200 years after the ...

We have an exclusive clip of AspireTV's new Latinx holiday film, 'Nochebuena,' slated to premiere Friday, December 6th, at 9pm ET/6pm PT.

The plant that graced the botanical gardens of the Aztec empire over 600 years ago, and the flower of Holy Night legends, is the poinsettia (poin seh tee uh), or flor de nochebuena in Spanish.