Tio de Nadal: Catalonia’s Pooping Christmas Log Explained
Tio de Nadal: Catalonia’s Pooping Christmas Log Explained – Jasper, age 8 from Savannah, asks Tio de Nadal about Catalonia’s unusual Christmas log tradition.
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Tio de Nadal: Catalonia’s Pooping Christmas Log Explained – Jasper, age 8 from Savannah, asks Tio de Nadal about Catalonia’s unusual Christmas log tradition.
Tio de Nadal: Do you really poop out candy and small gifts? – Enric, age 7, asks el Tio de Nadal do you really poop out candy and small gifts?, about the Pyrenees Mountains, and Catalonia’s own language
Tio de Nadal: Do children sing special songs while they hit you? – Laia, age 9, asks el Tio de Nadal do children sing special songs while they hit you?, about the Pyrenees Mountains, and Catalonia’s own language
Tio de Nadal: Do you bring big gifts, or only small ones like nuts and sweets? – Marc, age 8, asks el Tio de Nadal do you bring big gifts, or only small ones like nuts and sweets?, about the Pyrenees Mountains, and Catalonia’s own language
Tio de Nadal: Do you come on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day? – Nuria, age 7, asks el Tio de Nadal do you come on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day?, about the Pyrenees Mountains, and Catalonia’s own language
Tio de Nadal: Do children feed you every night before Christmas so you get full? – Martina, age 8, asks el Tio de Nadal do children feed you every night before Christmas so you get full?, about the Pyrenees Mountains, and Catalonia’s own language
Tio de Nadal: Do you wear a red hat like Santa? – Roser, age 9, asks el Tio de Nadal do you wear a red hat like Santa?, about the Pyrenees Mountains, and Catalonia’s own language
Tio de Nadal: Wait, you’re a log? Do you have a face and little legs? – Aleix, age 8, asks el Tio de Nadal wait, you’re a log? Do you have a face and little legs?, about the Pyrenees Mountains, and Catalonia’s own language
Tio de Nadal: Do you have actual legs to walk around? – Jordi, age 9, asks el Tio de Nadal do you have actual legs to walk around?, about the Pyrenees Mountains, and Catalonia’s own language