Onekama Elementary Performing Arts Department

5 December, 2006

• Arre Caballito - Spanish Folk Song
• Tres Pajarillo - Mexican Folk Song

First Grade

• Cancion de los Pastorcitos - Colombian Carol
• Entren Santos Peregrimis - Mexican Folk Song

• A la Puerta del Cielo - Spanish Folk Song
• Los Tres Santos Reyes - Puerto Rican Folk Song

Third Grade

• Piñata - Mexican Folk Song
• Zumba Zumba - Spanish Folk Song

• En Belen Toca a Fuego - Castilian Carol
• Fum Fum Fum - Catalan Carol

Gretchen Eichberger-Kudlack, Director

The little pony carries the Holy Mother, as they make their way to Bethlehem

Birds are symbolic of the Christmas Season, for in the darkest time of the year, a chirping bird reminds us that spring will come, bringing new life and light

A posada is a re-creation of Mary and Joseph's search for a place to stay in Bethlehem. Participants carry lit candles and walk through their village. They stop at homes along the way, exchanging the song of the pilgrims.

Three Kings Day, January 6, is the most exciting time for children in Puerto Rico. On the eve of January 6, Children leave their shoes under their beds or on their doorsteps hoping that the kings will leave gifts for them.

This song is one of the most beloved carols in the Catalan region of Spain. This simple happy tune feature a shepherd boy who asks, "What shall I give to the Babe in the manger?"

Piñatas are a highpoint of the Christmas festivities in Mexico. Whole villages gather for the breaking of piñatas on Christmas.

Practice Photos:  Monday  &   Tuesday

Getting Ready for the Program

Program Photos by Beata