Día de Reyes (Three Kings Day):
* Most of Latin America: This is the most common and important celebration on January 6th. It commemorates the arrival of the Three Wise Men (or Magi) to visit baby Jesus.
* Significance: This day marks the end of the Christmas season. Children traditionally leave shoes or boxes out for the Three Kings to fill with gifts. There are also parades, religious services, and festive meals.
* Countries: This is celebrated in most Spanish-speaking countries, including:
* Mexico
* Argentina
* Colombia
* Chile
* Peru
* Dominican Republic
* Spain (although Christmas is celebrated on the 25th, Three Kings Day is also widely celebrated)
* And many more
Other events:
* Nicaragua: It is also known as *Día de la Epifanía* (Epiphany) and is celebrated with parades and religious services.
* Guatemala: January 6th is a public holiday, known as *Día del Niño* (Children's Day).
* Venezuela: January 6th is a public holiday, but it's mainly celebrated as the anniversary of the "Caracas Earthquake" of 1812.
Key Takeaway:
The most prominent and widely celebrated event on January 6th in Spanish-speaking countries is Día de Reyes. It's a joyful celebration marking the end of the Christmas season, full of tradition and family time.