El dia de los Reyes Magos
In much of Latin America, this holiday is more important than Christmas. It is a day for the adoration of baby Jesus just like the Three Kings did when they arrived at the stable.
In many countries, this is the day children get their presents as opposed to Christmas day.
Some U.S. Latin American children, instead of Santa, wait for the Magos to bring presents and place water/food out for the Magoe’s camels.
Some Puerto Rican and Cuban children leave grass-filled shoeboxes out to feed the three King’s camels.
Some Mexican children leave shoes out so the three Kings can leave presents inside them. |