Agents of the Lince Group meet from early in the Eusebio Ayala Avenue, where they will stay until the early hours of the morning, in order to protect the safety of the buyers for the Three Kings Day. Among the most striking toys, the dancing cactus stands out.
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Grupo Lince will take care of “Los Reyes” in Eusebio Ayala: dancing cactus is all the rage
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