In Brazil, Christmas is called "Natal" which means "birth" in Portuguese. It is celebrated on December 25th and is a very important holiday for Brazilians. Christmas is a time of family and community, and it is marked by a variety of traditions and customs. Some of the most popular traditions include decorating the home with colorful lights and ornaments, eating a special Christmas meal with family and friends, and exchanging gifts. Children also receive presents from "Papai Noel" (the Brazilian version of Santa Claus) on Christmas Eve.