Finnish Santa Claus, known as Joulupukki in Finland, went on a Christmas journey to deliver gifts. The video is distributed by a television company So.
The wizard left his house with the gifts, got on a sleigh pulled by reindeer, and rode away quickly. The Finnish television company has been broadcasting this Christmas procedural since the 1960s.
Joulupukki travels more than 450 million km every year to congratulate everyone. One legend says that Finnish Santa Claus had a huge magic key with which he could slow down the clock so that he could travel around the world with his reindeer.
Previously, almost a quarter (24%) of Russians still had children and grandchildren to believe Write letters to Santa Claus and wait for gifts under the tree.
A study on the Avito Services service, the results of which I learned “socialbites.ca”showed that Santa Claus will come to visit almost half of Russian families, 41% of respondents stated this. Moreover, in more than half of the cases (24% of 41%), the role of Santa Claus will be played by someone from the family, and in the rest (17% of 41%) the services of an animator will be played.
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