File:Mask and costume made for the celebration of the Three Kings in a small community in Puebla, México.jpg

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Every year the representation of the Three Kings is celebrated in Santa María Coapan. Many people create their costumes and go around the town dancing and singing.

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English: Every year the representation of the Three Kings is celebrated in Santa María Coapan. Many people create their costumes and go around the town dancing and singing. The people who come to watch the festival bring drinks, soda, or water to calm the heat. The people who are disguised are called "Negros". At the end of the route, the "Negros" fight against the Three Kings, in order to prevent them from arriving with the god child.
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