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Write a funny caption for this eye-catching parade float

The Three Wise Men Parade is a vibrant fiesta celebrated by families across the Iberian Peninsula and Spanish islands
byPosties
Published: 10:30pm, 11 Jan 2026
Length: 223 words
Write a funny caption for this eye-catching parade float

People participate in the Three Wise Men Parade in Madrid, Spain. Photo: EPA

The Three Wise Men Parade – also known as the Three Kings Procession, Cavalcade of Magi or Cabalgata de Reyes Magos – is a grand, traditional parade that takes place in practically all cities and villages in Spain on the evening of January 5.

It celebrates the Biblical Magi or the Three Wise Men who visited Jesus after his birth.

This year, the parade’s theme was shared knowledge. It ran between the Plaza de San Juan de la Cruz and the Plaza de Cibeles in Madrid, the Spanish capital.

Sakina Abidi

If these eyes could talk, what would they say they could see?

Send us a funny caption by emailing us at [email protected] or filling out this form. The deadline is at 12pm on January 14. We’ll publish the best ones next week.

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