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Christmas in full reggaeton: Build a nativity scene with the pastor on a 'flying' palm tree like Bad Bunny.

Lunes 19 de Diciembre del 2022

Christmas in full reggaeton: Build a nativity scene with the pastor on a 'flying' palm tree like Bad Bunny.

Imitating its iconic presentation in our country, the user wanted the characters of its birth to enjoy a 'concert' a few days before Christmas Eve.

Imitating its iconic presentation in our country, the user wanted the characters of its birth to enjoy a 'concert' a few days before Christmas Eve.

About Christmas traditions

Less than a week before Christmas, people all over the world are living on the edge in the days leading up to this anticipated date. Although it is generally associated with carols, family moments, Christian memories, and gifts, others choose to celebrate it with their 'own' customs.

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This recently happened with a user who quickly became viral on TikTok for imposing his own Christmas 'tradition'. While setting up his nativity scene and placing each character in place, he came up with the idea of paying homage to the popular Bad Bunny.

With the "pasito perrón"

Upon finding a toy palm tree, he did not hesitate to put one of the shepherds on top of it in the style of the 'Conejito Malo' in his performances in our capital. On the 'floating' island, the other characters 'enjoyed' a unique concert just days before Christmas.

Comments on the post quickly appeared, asking him to make the shepherd dance to the rhythm of the "pasito perrón" by the successful Puerto Rican singer. Others ironically called the user a "sinner", while a few wanted him to also sing carols.

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