José Feliciano wrote the song to unite people with its holiday cheer and its bilingual lyrics — both in Spanish and English. Fifty four years later, “Feliz Navidad” remains as popular as ever. It’s ...

In some parts of Latin America, Christmas season is synonymous with Tamalada season; in others, it's Coquito season. But in most of the region, it's Midnight Mass season, Fashion-Show-in-La-Sala ...

As predictable as a Christmas tree in the corner of the living room, the holiday evergreen "Feliz Navidad" has ensured that Merry Christmas is one phrase that everyone can say in Spanish. But… By Judy ...

Yes, that’s a line from José Feliciano’s song “Feliz Navidad,” a holiday radio fixture for 35 years. But this winter means more to Feliciano than just the annual return of his classic, catchy tune. In ...

Oh 'Feliz Navidad.' We love the song, (tired sigh), we do, AND José Feliciano, the Puerto Rican musician who made it one of the most played Christmas songs in the world. But there's SO. MUCH. MORE. We ...

It's been 50 years since José Feliciano came up with the seasonal earworm " Feliz Navidad." The song is just two phrases of holiday cheer, in Spanish and in English, repeated over and over for three ...

José Feliciano wrote the song to unite people with its holiday cheer and its bilingual lyrics — both in Spanish and English. Fifty years later, “Feliz Navidad” remains as popular as ever. It’s ...

If you take a look at the Billboard Hot 100, the No. 1 song in the country was written over 20 years ago. It’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” by Mariah Carey. In the top 10 are several other ...

Walking through José Feliciano's property in Connecticut, "Sunday Morning" contributor Kelefa Sanneh asked the singer and guitar virtuoso, "What are the sounds of Connecticut?" Feliciano is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. José Feliciano wrote the song to unite people with its holiday cheer and its bilingual lyrics — both in Spanish and English. Fifty ...

In some parts of Latin America, Christmas season is synonymous with Tamalada season; in others, it’s Coquito season. But in most of the region, it’s Midnight Mass season, Fashion-Show-in-La-Sala ...