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No. First, feliz has no accent mark, because under the rules of Spanish pronunciation, the final syllable for a word ending in z is automatically stressed. That's why Hispanic names like Martínez (mar-TEE-nez) do have the accent mark, because without it the stress would be on the final syllable (mar-tee-NEZ). Second, there is no page for "Felíz Navidad" anyway, and if there were, it should redirect to this page. Wahkeenah03:43, 2 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]
