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OUR NAMES ARE
YISED  TOBAR DIAZ 
SILVANA  MUÑOZ NIEVES 
ANDREA ANGULO 
CATALINA GUERRERO 
The inhabitants of Mexico City are 131 452 016 in 2018
NUMBER OF INHABITANTS OF THE CITY
NUMBERS OF INHABITANTS IN THE CAPITAL
The inhabitants of the city of Mexico are 8.9 million
MAIN RIVERS
On the Pacific side, the basins of the Yaqui, Fuerte, Mezquital, Lerma-Santiago and Balsas rivers stand out; on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, the basins of the Bravo, Pánuco, Papaloapan, Grijalva and Usumacinta rivers. The Nazas River stands out among the endorheic basins.
WEATHER 
Climate of Mexico is 21 °
The population of Mexico 129.2 million
POPULATION 
HOW IS CHRISTMAS CELEBRATED IN MEXICO?
CHRISTMAS FROM MEXICO 
Mexico is a country between the United States and Central America, known for the beaches in the Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico, and its diverse landscape of mountains, deserts and jungles. The ancient ruins, such as Teotihuacán and the Mayan city of Chichén Itzá, are distributed throughout the country, as are the cities of the Spanish colonial era.
Christmas in Mexico has a wide variety of traditions and customs, among which can be noted various family parties such as Posadas and the day of Kings, as well as the typical dishes of tamales and sweets, highly acclaimed at this time of year in the that the streets are dressed in colors and joy with the flowers 'poinsettia' 
How is Christmas celebrated in Mexico?
THE INNS
The Mexican culture prepares for Christmas nine days before December 24, that is, on December 16. That day the festivities begin with the first Posada, a celebration with a great religious charge where people 'accompany', in a procession, the Virgin Mary and St. Joseph as they search for an inn in Bethlehem where the baby Jesus can be bornThese celebrations end on December 24, a very familiar day that culminates with a copious Christmas Eve dinner.
THE BIRTHS
If in other places the tree can not be absent, in Mexico births are essential, which are placed on December 16 and saved on February 2 when the festivities end. The main figures of the Bethlehem are the Virgin Mary, Saint Joseph, the child Jesus who is put on December 24 at night and the Magi, whose figures are added on January 5, as well as the animals of the manger, the shepherds and the Angel. On the night of the 24th, many families attend the Mass of the G ...  
THE FAIRS AND THE 'POINSETTIAS'
During this time, fairs and craft markets are also abundant, where all kinds of Christmas decorations are sold, such as fruits, Christmas spheres, piñatas and sweets, among other things. The traditional red flower that shines throughout Mexico at this time is the 'poinsettia', which used to symbolize for the Indians "the new life" that the warriors killed in combat reached and that later became the ambassador's favorite flower of the United States in Mexico
THE PIÑATA
 
No self-respecting Mexican Christmas forgets the piñata's moment, which is usually made of clay or cardboard and has a star shape with seven peaks, each of which symbolizes a capital sin. Inside there are usually sweets, fruits and other prizes, but to get them you have to hit the piñata with a stick and with your eyes covered with a scarf that represents blind faith. The one who strikes first has to turn several times to lose the sense of direction while others sing: "Give it, give it, give it, do not lose your sense, because if you lose it, you lose the way. You gave two, you gave him three, and your time is over, one, two, three! " Once the piñata breaks, everyone enjoys the delicious typical Mexican dishes: tamales, donuts, churros, punch and hot chocolate.
THE PASTORELAS
They are theatrical representations that are performed throughout the country to stage the adventures that the shepherds went through on their pilgrimage to Bethlehem. In some regions of Latin America they are also called 'posadas' and were born from the sacramental documents that the Franciscan missionaries brought to the New World and other Native American peoples. Throughout the years, the pastorelas have developed a cultural and regional Mexican interest. One of the oldest is 'The Comedy of the Kings', but perhaps the best known is 'La Pastorela de Tepotzotlan', which is represented in the Hostería del Convento, near Mexico City.
THE DAY OF THE MAGIC KINGS
Although Santa Claus has become very popular throughout Latin America in recent years, many children are faithful to the Magi and write letters to them so that on January 6 they can open their most desired toys. The afternoon of the day of kings is celebrated in family and with friends, while the Rosca de Reyes is taken, a bread made of flour, eggs, yeast, sugar and butter that is decorated with crystallized fruits - baked with quicklime, similar to the candied fruit-- Inside, plastic figures of the baby Jesus are placed and whoever touches him will have to have a party on February 2, Candlemas Day, in which the same ones that gathered on the day of Kings are reunited. For many Mexicans the ideal accompaniment to the Rosca de Reyes is hot chocolate, yes, it must be made in clay pot and with a grinder and have a little foam, a sign of quality and flavor
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN COLOMBIA AND MEXICO?
Christmas as Colombians is the conosemos is to celebrate between families and between friend poreso we on December 7 fill the whole country (clearly the catholics) of candles to follow the path of the Virgin Colombia is full of lus and color. In Mexico they do not usually light candles December 16 that day the festivities begin with the first Posada, a celebration with a great religious charge where people 'accompany', in a procession, the Virgin Mary and San José while looking for an inn in Bethlehem where the baby Jesus can be born.
Christmas in Colombia is mostly a Catholic celebration. Among samples of affection of family and friends, is also aprobecha to intone the typical remains of this time as LA NUVENA DE AGUINALDOS unaoracion that resa during the 9 days before Christmas Something that has in common in all the house of Mexico and Colombia put the Christmas tree and the manger The Christmas in Colombia ends January 6 that day Colombian children receive their gifts adding to the tradition of the Magi. And Mexico ends the party on February 2, Day of the Candlemas in which they meet again the same as gathered on the day of Kings.
CHRISTMAS DOLL 
We started by painting the white caps
later we made the eyes the nose and the mouth
then we stick with the body and we only make the hats and the scarves
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