"The Nutcracker and the Mouse King" is not just a performance, but an experience that captures the essence of the holiday season. Since its premiere in Puerto Rico in 1956 by Ballets de San Juan, it has become a beloved tradition that marks the beginning of the festivities for many Puerto Rican families. A fun fact: Tchaikovsky's famous "Waltz of the Flowers," an integral part of "The Nutcracker," introduced the instrument known as the celesta to an orchestra for the first time. Its crystalline and ethereal sound became synonymous with the Christmas magic that the ballet represents.

Plim Plim is one of the most internationally recognized children's characters, with over 43.7 billion views and 32.8 million subscribers on YouTube, reaching 36.8 million daily views. This heartwarming hero has become the most popular Latin children's character of today. His shows are translated into five languages, spreading messages of human values, friendship, respect, and positive habits to the most remote corners of the world.

Plim Plim is one of the most internationally recognized children's characters, with over 43.7 billion views and 32.8 million subscribers on YouTube, reaching 36.8 million daily views. This heartwarming hero has become the most popular Latin children's character of today. His shows are translated into five languages, spreading messages of human values, friendship, respect, and positive habits to the most remote corners of the world.

Odilio González, better known as El Jibarito de Lares, is a Puerto Rican singer, guitarist, and composer. He is one of the most prolific artists that Puerto Rico has produced when it comes to traditional music, waltzes, and boleros. With a career spanning over 65 years, more than 100 recordings, and public acclaim that still keeps him active both on and off the island, we now present him alongside the Trío Remembranza in the special concert Al Son de La Vellonera Navideña.

Luis Perico Ortíz - Por Primera Vez

In Puerto Rico, Christmas is not a season; it's a way of life! In "Is It Still Christmas?", Gianluca Perotti takes us on a hilarious journey through the most beloved (and prolonged) Puerto Rican Christmas traditions. From the delight of traditional cuisine to the carols that never stop, the Christmas pajamas, the drinks that make us forget how many days we've been celebrating, and the decoration fever that turns every home into a festival of lights.