What do you say to someone on January 6th in Spanish?

7. ¡Feliz Día de los Tres Magos!

• From friends and family while celebrating Los Reyes Magos over a lengthy late lunch or early dinner on January 6th.
• While admiring one of the many Nativity scenes on display throughout the city leading up to King’s Day.

How do you wish someone a happy holiday in Spain?

Traditional Spanish Christmas Greetings The greetings you’ll see most often around the Christmas season are “¡Feliz Navidad!” (Happy Christmas) and “¡Felices Fiestas!” (Happy Holidays).

What is celebrated on January 6 in Hispanic countries?

Three Kings’ Day Celebration
The Three Kings’ Day, also known as the Feast Of The Epiphany, is a Christian festivity that takes place on January 6 and celebrates the birth of Jesus.

What is the greeting for Three Kings Day in Spain?

Feliz Día de Reyes
So now you are ready to celebrate, we wish you a Feliz Navidad (Merry Christmas) and a Feliz Día de Reyes (Happy Three Kings’ Day).

What do Spanish do on Kings Day?

On January 5, parades take place throughout the country to celebrate the arrival of the kings. Spanish families line the streets of their hometown to get a glimpse of the cabalgata de los reyes magos, or Three Kings Day parade. These parades are truly a sight to behold!

How do the Spanish celebrate Three Kings Day?

People everywhere head to the streets to witness the arrival of the Three Kings, in carriages or on their camels, loaded with presents and accompanied by their helpers, who share sweets and goodies with everyone. You’ll find different parades all over Spain, each one with its own style.

What is January 6th Mexican?

Three Kings Day
Every January 6 we celebrate in Mexico the so-called Three Kings Day where the children wake up very early in the morning and run to open the gifts that the Three Kings of the East have left at the Christmas tree or near the representation of the Nativity.

How do you wish someone a happy 3 Kings Day?

Happy Epiphany Wishes and Greetings

• May the wisdom of the Magi guide you to your own light.
• May the Lord guide you on your own journeys this Epiphany and always.
• Wishing the wisdom of the Epiphany to bring us closer to a world of peace.