1. Nativity scenes (nacimientos): These displays depict the birth of Jesus and often include figurines of Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, the Three Kings, and animals. Nativities can be elaborate or simple and may include handmade or store-bought figurines.
2. Spheres (esferas): Christmas trees in Mexico are typically adorned with colorful spheres. These spheres may be made of glass, plastic, or other materials and can come in a variety of sizes and colors.
3. Tinsel (guirnalda): Tinsel is another popular decoration for Christmas trees in Mexico. It is typically hung in strands and can be found in various colors and styles.
4. Lights (luces): Christmas trees in Mexico are also decorated with lights, which may be white, colored, or multi-colored.
5. Ornaments (adornos): In addition to spheres, tinsel, and lights, Christmas trees in Mexico may also be decorated with a variety of other ornaments, such as bows, ribbons, candy canes, and snowflakes.
6. Star (estrella): A star is often placed at the top of the Christmas tree to represent the Star of Bethlehem, which guided the Three Kings to the infant Jesus.
The overall decoration of Christmas trees in Mexico can vary depending on regional traditions and personal preferences.
