In Peru, as well as other Latin American countries, Three Kings Day, or Día de los Reyes, is widely celebrated. To children, it's a bigger deal then Santa coming for Christmas. Instead, children receive gifts from the Three Kings. The children also leave their shoes out the night before and some water and grass for the camels of the Wise Men.
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