Punks distribute toys to children in need for Three Kings Day in Mexico City
CITY OF MEXICO Jos Luis Escobar Hoyos, a teenage punk 35 years ago, wanted to prove to his mother that his way of life went beyond wearing spikes and chains and listening to loud, fast-paced music.
Thus, on Three Kings Day, also called Epiphany, when children in Mexico usually get presents from the three wise men, he began a project called Kings Punks, where he gathered and gave toys to street children.
As the gift drive got underway on Sunday night, the 50-year-old stated that unity and mutual support are the cornerstones of punk.
Numerous volunteers have joined his endeavor throughout the years. Early on Monday, the punks distributed scooters, dinosaurs, and other gifts to kids in the streets of Mexico's capital while wearing black boots, glistening piercings, and black t-shirts from t...