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December 23, 2017 by Vivian Nunez

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Latino families are loud and crazy and so much fun, and nothing proves this more than your holiday celebrations. Getting everyone together is exciting and really brings home how much you love all those nutty people you call your own, but let's be honest here, it also highlights how very different each person is. From that noisy aunt to the "gets louder every year" uncle, keep scrolling to find all the people who will undoubtedly be there on Noche Buena to annoy you and delight you all at the same time.

The cousin who you aren't even sure you're related to.

The grandma who cooks too much food.

The uncle who has had one too many.

The kid who makes it until 11:50 p.m. before falling asleep.

The aunt who has ALL of the questions.

The uncle who wants to dance from the minute he gets there.

The family member who corrects you every time you switch from Spanish to English.

The wild-card relative who just shows up.

The uncle who picks out all the good stuff from the rice.

The grandparent who breaks out the family albums.

The aunt who knows all of the neighborhood gossip.

The godparents who you see exactly once a year.

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