The document discusses the Spanish holiday El Dia de los Reyes, also known as Epiphany, which is celebrated on January 6th. It commemorates the visit of the Three Wise Men to baby Jesus. Families and children in Spain parade through towns, with people dressed as the Three Wise Men throwing candy from floats to crowds. Children leave their shoes outside hoping to find gifts from the Wise Men to open, similar to how Jesus received presents on his birth.

1. İANO NUEVO!/EL DIA
DE LOS REYES
By Luca and Tom

2. WHEN?
•İAno Nuevo!/El Dia de los
Reyes takes place on the 6th
of January which is when the
wise men leave there
presents.
• L

3. WHERE?
In every town in Spain
parents and their children
celebrate with street
parades.
Tom

4. WHO? AND WHAT?
Family's all over Spain go
out onto the streets and
have a parade.
The people on the floats
through sweets to the
children.
Luca

5. HOW AND WHY
Why?:
The Spanish family’s celebrate on the 6 of January because that
was when the kings came to give presents to baby Jesus. The kids
open their presents on this date like the baby Jesus did at his birth.
Most kids put their shoes on the balcony (if they have a balcony)
and the kings will leave the presents in their shoes.
How?:
They make floats that get driven the streets of Spain and people
dress up as the three wise kings and throw sweets to the public.
Tom