Zaragoza

The Christmas song that will play three times a day on Zaragoza’s Alfonso I Street this Christmas

“The city’s lights come on” is one of the lines in the soundtrack that Ozuna will bring to Zaragoza’s streets this Christmas. Alfonso I Street, which will debut new decorations featuring large illuminated stars, will also have its own musical show. Three times a day, “Llegó la Navidad,” a widely recognizable song from recent years performed by Ozuna, Generación Escogida and Christian Nieves, will accompany the light displays prepared for this central thoroughfare.
The Christmas song that will play three times a day on Zaragoza’s Alfonso I Street this Christmas

The choice of song has a curious connection with the image that organizers want to create on Alfonso I Street. Its lyrics invite people to celebrate the arrival of Christmas, refer to families gathering, people smiling and exchanging greetings in the streets and, above all, cities being filled with light.

The song will play three times a day thanks to an automated system that will make it possible to offer regular light and sound shows. The times for these sessions have not yet been finalized, so it remains to be seen when visitors will be able to enjoy the new musical proposal.

EIGHT-POINTED STARS AS CHRISTMAS LIGHTS

The music will accompany decorations that also represent a major change from previous years. The familiar hanging wave-shaped structures will make way for large three-dimensional eight-pointed stars, with a design reminiscent of traditional snowflakes.

About this article: Originally published in Spanish by AragonDigital.es and—following a selection process by our journalists—made available to the international audience of AragonDaily.com. Both newspapers belong to companies within the ARAGON DIGITAL GROUP.