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 ...

José Feliciano is a legendary Puerto Rican singer, songwriter, and guitarist, renowned for his blend of Latin music, pop, rock, and blues. His contributions to music have earned him multiple Grammy ...

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 ...

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 ...

Christmas carollers Chavela Vargas, from left, Marco Antonio Solís, Carla Morrison, Elvis Crespo and José Feliciano. (Los Angeles Times illustration; photos by Scott Roth/Invision/AP, Alexandre ...

But for the purposes of this piece, we’re going to hone in on one aspect of that conversation and add some good ol’ fashion research to it. In other words, we’re going Behind The Song Lyrics and ...

He’s grateful for the song’s success … from the bottom of his heart. “Feliz Navidad” is No. 10 on Spotify’s list of most-streamed holiday tracks of all time and singer-songwriter José Feliciano — who ...

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 ...

Sound familiar? Yes, that’s a line from Jose Feliciano’s song “Feliz Navidad,” a holiday fixture for 35 years. This year, it’s the most played holiday song on the radio, according to figures from ...

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 ...

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 ...