Traditional Holidays of Mexico summarizes several important Mexican holidays: Dia de Los Santos Reyes on January 6th celebrates the Three Kings who brought gifts to baby Jesus, continuing the tradition of children receiving gifts. Mexico's Flag Day on February 24th commemorates the country's national flag and the colors that represent hope, purity, and blood sacrifice. Mexican Independence Day on September 16th remembers Mexico gaining independence from Spain led by heroes like Hidalgo. Dia de Los Muertos from November 1st to 2nd celebrates life and death, emphasizing the idea that deceased loved ones return to visit family, shown through festive artwork and altars honoring the dead.