Mariah Carey has announced it: it's tiiiiime! In stores, on the radio, in our living rooms... Christmas songs are back. They create a festive, warm, sometimes nostalgic, but always comforting atmosphere. By the way, if you were a Christmas song, which one would you be? Would you be passionate and flamboyant like All I Want for Christmas Is You, or sensitive and nostalgic like Last Christmas? Find out which Christmas song best represents you with our quiz!
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Quiz :
Why Do We Love Christmas Songs So Much?
Every year, it's the same thing: as soon as the first decorations appear in the streets and the store windows light up, Christmas songs make their big comeback. And yet, we never tire of them. Why do these melodies return every winter, without ever really losing their magic?
First, because they are associated with memories. A family meal, a cosy moment by the Christmas tree, a winter evening watching the snow fall... Each Christmas song brings back a little of that sweet nostalgia that characterises the holiday season.
Then there is the emotional power unique to Christmas music: it brings people together, comforts them, and sometimes makes them dance or cry. Some songs, such as Silent Night or O Holy Night, soothe us, while others, such as Jingle Bell Rock or Feliz Navidad, instantly make us want to sing and move.
And let's face it: the holiday season is also a time when we embrace kitsch, excess, and endless playlists. Whether you're in the grocery store or in the car, it only takes a few notes for the magic to happen!
A Song for Every Personality
Each Christmas song reflects a different way of experiencing the holidays: there are dreamers, party animals, sentimentalists, and so on.
Silent Night
For calm and profound souls who enjoy gathering together and savouring the moment
Santa Clause Is Coming to Town
For cheerful, caring people who are always ready to give
Jingle Bells
For lively, sociable people who bring sparkle to parties.
Let It Snow
For homebodies who love to cuddle under a cosy blanket.
All I Want for Christmas Is You
For romantic, emotional and passionate hearts.
Last Christmas
For sensitive and nostalgic people.
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree
For party animals, the kings and queens of the party scene
Of course, there are many other songs, and these are just interpretations... but it can give you a little insight into your personality or the mood you're in!
Create Your Ideal Christmas playlist!
Now that you know which Christmas song best represents you, why not go all the way and create a playlist that's 100% you? A carefully curated selection of music is the best way to accompany your winter days and enjoy the magic of the holidays!
If you're the romantic type, full of energy and love Christmas to the max, start with All I Want for Christmas Is You, of course. You can add Ariana Grande's Santa Tell Me or Kelly Clarkson's Underneath the Tree to keep the pop vibe going, with a touch of joy and sparkle.
If you're more nostalgic and sensitive, you'll surely love Last Christmas. To stay in the same vein, you can listen to Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas or River by Joni Mitchell. It's sweet, melancholic, and perfect for an afternoon under a blanket!
And if Christmas means parties, laughter, and dancing for you, go for Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree, Jingle Bell Rock, or Feliz Navidad. An ideal playlist for singing at the top of your lungs while decorating the tree or preparing drinks!
Finally, if you prefer a calm and cosy atmosphere, you can opt for classics like Let It Snow or White Christmas, perfect for a quiet evening at home.
In short, choose the songs that make you feel good!
Which Christmas song best describes you?
Christmas songs reflect the spirit in which we approach the holidays. Joyful, nostalgic, romantic, contemplative... there's always a Christmas song that fits our mood. Thanks to this quiz, you now know which song best represents you this year. So let yourself go, sing at the top of your lungs, and enjoy this magical time of year! ✨
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