Answer:
Día de los Reyes
Explanation:
Día de los Reyes is celebrated on January 6 and it's sort of a Mexican Chirstmas. While they do celebrate Christmas, gift giving is held until January sixth as in the Bible, it took six more days for the three wise men to arrive and present Baby Jesus with gifts. Cinco de Mayo is the commemoration of a battle and Día de los Muertos is a Mexican analog to Halloween, though a lot more traditional than the American Halloween.
