What does santa look like in Brazil?

Answer 1

Santa Claus wears a big red suit. This suit is trimmed with white wool around his neck and down to his belly, then around his waist. On the top of his suit, there's a belt in the loop holes. His belt is black and the buckle is gold. His pants are also red, with white wool around the ankles. He wears black boots, gloves, and of course Santa's hat. This hat is a red cap that is a floppy cone, topped off with a white wool pompom. He keeps his beard trimmed neat, along with hismustache

Answer:

According to Clement Moore author of "The Night Before Christmas" all we are told is:

* He was dressed all in fur from his head to his toes * His clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot * A bundle of toys he had flung on his back * The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth Since he is generally accepted as the originator of the present Santa incarnation (as opposed to Father Christmas, St. Nicholas, Sinter Claas, Père Noël, etc.) we should accept this description as being the best we've got. All other details: beard, boots, gloves, belt, golden belt buckle, and of course his red old floppy cone hat have been added by later contributors.''

Answer 2

In Brazil, "Papai Noel" lives in Greenland, and wears a light silk costume when travelling in the tropics. He puts small presents in the shoes of children on Christmas, and sometimes hides more around the house.

Answer 3

Santa is still big and jolly in Brazil. He still has Rudolph and his big white beard along with him.

Answer 4

Santa Claus has a variety of defining characteristics. These include a white bearded man, heavy in weight, a joyful man, and wearing a red suit with white trim.

Answer 5

Santa looks different in different countries. He is magic like that. Usually in the US he wears a big red suit and drives a sleigh.

Answer 6

Unfortunately, there were no cameras available 1600 years ago so we have no actual pictures of him.