Christmas presents are delivered up ladders to children in Alcoy, a city in southeastern Spain.

During Reyes Magos, the Three Kings parade, family members climb ladders and deliver presents to kids eagerly waiting on balconies.

Kids in Spain tend to wait till January 6 to open their Christmas presents rather than December 25.

This is part of the three kings Parade in Alcoy, Spain. Spain celebrate Christmas Eve on the 5th January and this is how the children have there presents delivered. Around two thousand people take part on the festive parade.
The ‘pajes’ often the childrens family member will wear the black and red outfit and a black face with bright red lips to remain anonymous when they enter the house In order for them not to be recognised by their children. Who are overjoyed to see them climbing over their balcony to deliver the presents and bring good luck.
Christmas festive season. Papa noel

This video shows the presents being deliver by the ‘pajes’ by ladder and also the dress and face paint close up towards the end of the video.
This is part of the three kings Parade in Alcoy, Spain. Spain celebrate Christmas Eve on the 5th January and this is how the children have there presents delivered. Around two thousand people take part on the festive parade.

The ‘pajes’ often the childrens family member will wear the black and red outfit and a black face with bright red lips to remain anonymous when they enter the house In order for them not to be recognised by their children. Who are overjoyed to see them climbing over their balcony to deliver the presents and bring good luck. Alcoy is dubbed the city of Christmas!
Christmas festive season. Papa noel