To whom was the Passover festival commanded according to the Torah? (Spanish Version)

In this reading published in Spanish, I will limit myself to citing only select quotations from the Hebrew text and their respective Spanish translations. All the cited texts are directly connected to the Passover festival. In the first part, I will demonstrate, using the Book of Exodus as a reference, that Passover is a festival ordained by God for the people of Israel. In the second part, I will demonstrate that it is God Himself who, according to the Torah, excludes Gentiles who have not formally become members of the people of Israel. Furthermore, it will be indicated that if a Gentile wishes to celebrate Passover, he must fulfill the condition of circumcision, which at that time represented the consolidation of a conversion process; therefore, a process of naturalization in which said Gentile became part of the people of Israel and, consequently, a participant in the obligations, rights, and responsibilities related to the Torah.