During Día de Reyes (Three Kings' Day), people often decorate their homes with intricate Rangoli designs made from colored powders, rice, or flower petals. This symbolizes welcome and hospitality, creating vibrant, visually striking displays. Celebrated on January 6th, this festival marks the culmination of the Christmas season in many Latin American cultures, with families gathering to share traditional Rosca de Reyes (a sweet bread). The event fosters community spirit and reflects cultural values of family and togetherness, emphasizing joy and celebration.