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Texas, Tinsel, and Tunes: The Songs We Love (and Love to Hate) This Christmas

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  It turns out Texas' favorite Christmas song is Feliz Navidad, the bilingual bop that gives you just enough holiday cheer without fully committing to sleigh bells. With a growing Latino influence and a taste for all things vibrant,


The article from KISS El Paso titled "Songs We Love and Love to Hate" explores the dichotomy of music preferences, highlighting how certain songs can evoke strong, often polarizing reactions from listeners. It discusses how some songs become universally loved, becoming anthems or classics, while others, despite their popularity or critical acclaim, are met with disdain or irritation by a significant portion of the audience. The piece delves into psychological and cultural reasons behind these reactions, mentioning factors like overplay, personal associations, and the context in which songs are heard. It also touches on specific examples of songs that have divided listeners, illustrating how music taste can be deeply personal and subjective, influenced by individual experiences, nostalgia, and even the mood at the moment of listening.

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