Día de la Candelaria

2 de febrero

En este tema me enfocaré en lo que celebramos el 2 de febrero en México, es un día muy especial porque se celebra mi cumpleaños, bueno aparte de eso, celebramos el día de la Candelaria.

Es una fiesta que se celebra en honor a la Virgen de la Candelaria,virgen que se encuentra en Tenerife, una isla de España, la cual se derivó del candelero o candela que hace referencia a la luz santa que guía al buen camino, la salvación e intensifica la fe en Dios.

Es el día cuando finaliza el periodo navideño, pues ya han pasado 40 días después de haber festejado la navidad, el nacimiento del Niño Dios, y es cuando se presenta al Niño Jesús en el Templo de Jerusalén.

A esta fiesta se le conoce en diferentes partes del mundo con nombres como: La Presentación del Señor, La Fiesta de Las Candelas o La Fiesta de La Luz; donde Cristo es la luz del mundo quien vino a iluminar a todos como una vela o una candela y quien fue presentado por su madre ante el templo, es aquí donde surge el nombre de la Candelaria.

El día de la Candelaria en México es una fiesta en la que se unen tradiciones indígenas y españolas, fusionando los rituales religiosos y prehispánicos. La tradición de origen católico enraizó en México, sin embargo, de la mano de la tradición prehispánica en que se pedía a Tláloc, Chalchiuhtlicue y los Tlaloques por las buenas cosechas y lluvia abundante con ofrendas de maíz. Creando así una fiesta original y se celébra con tamales y atole.

Pero todo empieza desde el 6 de enero, el día de reyes, cuando se parte la rosca de reyes y al que le toca el Niño Dios, será el padrino y tiene que hacer o comprar los tamales para el 2 de febrero y compartirlos con la familia, amigos y/o compañeros de trabajo. Es un día de compartir y pasar un buen momento.

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