Rain Threatens to Disrupt Three Kings' Parade: Sevilla, Cádiz, and Jaén Accelerate Celebrations
A rainy forecast is looming over the Iberian Peninsula for the upcoming Sunday afternoon, coinciding with the traditional Three Kings' parade, a beloved event in Spanish culture. According to weather predictions, several cities, including Sevilla, Cádiz, and Jaén, have decided to move up their festive celebrations to avoid the downpour. The Three Kings' parade, also known as the Cabalgata de los Reyes Magos, is a cherished tradition that takes place every year on January 5th, the eve of the Epiphany. This year, however, the threat of rain has forced some cities to reschedule their events, ensuring that the magic of the night remains intact. Key cities are taking preventive measures to guarantee a memorable experience for all attendees, making this a unique and exciting festive season. With popular events like the Cabalgata de los Reyes Magos and the festive atmosphere of the epiphany, Spanish cities are preparing for a fun and joyful celebration, rain or shine, bringing joy to both locals and tourists alike, and showcasing the country's rich cultural heritage and traditions.