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From Shepherds to Kings: A Journey Through Mexico’s Holiday Traditions
Every December in several towns across Mexico, something magical begins to unfold. As the nights grow colder and the streets glow with warm lantern light, families gather to watch a yearly ritual: the pastorela —a dramatic retelling of Los Pastores , the story of humble shepherds who hear the news of a child’s birth and set out into the night to find him.” These plays aren’t just performances. They’re full of laughter, music, and a little mischief. It’s a tradition that feel
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Rosca de Reyes Invites You to the Party!
Message from Rosca - CLICK PLAY! January 4, 2026 • 2:00–4:00 PM San Jose Woman’s Club — 75 S 11th St, San Jose, CA 95112 Our beloved Rosca de Reyes has something to say… The first 100 ticket buyers ( General Seating + Rosca Slice Ticket only ) will get a free slice of Rosca de Reyes and a cup of Atole on the house. Rosca says, “Be quick if you want a sweet surprise!” VIP SEATING - If you buy a VIP ticket, you receive a complimentary slice of Rosca and a cup of Atole on th
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Nov 201 min read


Celebrating the Three Kings: The Tradition Behind Día de los Reyes
Día de los Reyes, or Three Kings Day, is one of the most cherished celebrations in Mexican culture. Observed on January 6 , it honors the arrival of the Three Wise Men—Melchor, Gaspar, and Baltasar—who traveled across deserts and kingdoms, guided by a brilliant star, to bring gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to baby Jesus. This tradition was brought to Mexico during the colonial era, but over centuries it has grown into something uniquely Mexican—a celebration of faith,
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Nov 153 min read


Rosca de Reyes and Atole — A Taste of Tradition at Cantar con los Reyes Event
Every January, Opera Cultura’s Cantar con los Reyes brings the spirit of Día de los Reyes (Three Kings Day) to life through music, family, and cherished Mexican traditions. One of the highlights of the celebration is sharing Rosca de Reyes , a sweet crown-shaped bread adorned with colorful fruits that symbolize the jewels of the Magi. Inside each rosca lies a small figurine of baby Jesus — a surprise that reminds us of faith, family, and the joy of discovery. No celebration
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Nov 111 min read
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