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In 2020, the traditional hydraulic manger was appreciated through social networks from December 22 to 31, due to the pandemic. But this year, the Sabaté family is preparing to receive the public on December 24, 25 and 26 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., at the quinta Sabaté house located in the Bella Vista neighborhood of Luque, on Yrendague street almost Benigno González.

Protocol

The use of a mask, disinfection of hands and keeping the distance will be fundamental requirements to remain in the place.

Esteban Sabaté said that, along with his children Viviana, Esteban, Arturo and Marlene they decided to pay tribute to the Paraguayan dancer who will accompany the typical dance dancer, a character in the 2019. The actors are small dolls adapted to the figure chosen each year. The dancers, for example, wear the typical Paraguayan dance costume as in the case of women, the typói, the wide red skirt, scarf and a pitcher on top of the head; the male attire will be defined in the coming days.

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Last year, a tribute was paid to the health personnel through the figure of a nurse impeccably dressed in white, gloves, cap, shoes, and mask, in memory of all the health workers and also of the families who suffered cause of covid-19 virus.

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From a small to a gigantic manger

The tradition of representing the birth of the Child Jesus began in 1953 with Don Esteban Sabaté (father) , deceased. He was a small manger mounted on a wooden table under the arbor. Their descendants continue with the custom and the manger gets bigger and bigger. It currently has 150 pieces that move with the force of water.

The preparations begin every year on December 8, the feast day of the Virgen de los Milagros de Caacupé, with the cleaning of the place, planting of leaves and flowers, installation of the electrical system and lighting.

Toys characterize Paraguayan families that are dedicated to farm work, such as agriculture, animal husbandry, chipa production, carpentry, among others. Every year a new character is added.