The "Santo Niño de Atocha" is a revered figure in Catholicism, particularly in Mexico and the southwestern United States. This representation of the Christ Child is often depicted as a young boy dressed in traditional clothing, carrying a basket of bread and a staff. He is considered a protector of children and travelers, symbolizing hope and comfort. Devotees believe that the Santo Niño de Atocha performs miracles and offers assistance in times of need. Many people create altars in their homes to honor him, and celebrations often include prayers, songs, and offerings. His feast day is celebrated on January 24, attracting many pilgrims to honor this beloved saint.