Talk:Posadas
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Posadas in Mexico are from the 16th of December till the 24th.
[edit] Mexican Tradition?
I am from Monterrey, Mexico, and here and in all of northern Mexico there is no such thing as Posada or Tres Reyes Magos. It Upsests me that the article takls about all of Mexico as if traditions and culture were the same everywhere here, like for example Dia de los Muertos, there is no such thing like that anywhere in northern Mexico, that is mainly celebrated in southern Mexico, just like posadas. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.151.103.226 (talk) 02:34, 4 June 2008 (UTC)
