The arrival of the Three Wise Men to Sencelles and Biniali is a magical moment that fills young and old with excitement. On the afternoon of January 5, the streets are dressed with expectation and joy. The children, with bright eyes, eagerly await the arrival of Melchor, Gaspar and Baltasar. The lights flicker on the facades, and the air is filled with the smell of incense and candy.

The Kings, mounted on their majestic camels, advance slowly through the cobblestone streets. Their robes shine under the light of the street lamps, and their crowns sparkle like stars in the sky. People crowd the sidewalks, waving little flags and applauding enthusiastically. The children raise their letters, full of wishes and dreams, waiting for the Kings to pick them up.

In the town square, a stage stands in front of the church. There, the Kings address the crowd with words of hope and love. Melchior, with his white beard and wise look, speaks of the importance of solidarity and brotherhood. Gaspar, with his affable smile, remembers the magic of childhood and the need to believe in dreams. Baltasar, with his dark skin and deep eyes, speaks of diversity and equality.

Children crowd around the Kings, eager to touch their cloaks and receive candy. Laughter and cheers fill the air, and everyone feels part of something bigger. The night becomes a fairy tale, where wishes come true and magic flows in every corner.

Thus, between laughter, hugs and knowing glances, the Three Wise Men leave their mark on Sencelles and Biniali. And although the night ends, the illusion lasts in hearts, reminding us that there is always room for hope and goodness.

Happy Kings! 🌟👑🌟