Three Kings Day 2027 rosca pre-order clip: a plan from October

A bakery can promote rosca de reyes for Three Kings Day (Wednesday, January 6, 2027) with one 5-second clip of the ring cake and two caption jobs, one in Spanish and one in English, about $1.03 on Sume: a Wan 3.0 clip at 720p ($0.625) plus two caption jobs ($0.20 each). Start the order window right after Christmas, because the day lands in the first week back.

National Today (read 2026-10-11) describes the cake as a ring studded with candied fruit and nuts, with a plastic baby Jesus figurine baked inside; the person whose slice has the figurine hosts a celebration on Candlemas, February 2.

What should the clip say?

Two facts matter to a buyer: when to order and what is inside. The figurine is part of the tradition, so say so plainly in a cue, for example that the cake contains a figurine, and say it in both languages. How you handle the figurine for small children is your decision; keep that sentence to what your kitchen actually does.

Keep a cutoff cue short and dated, such as the last pickup day you can staff. Do not copy another shop's date.

• Cue 1 (0.3 to 2.5 s): shop name and Día de Reyes, Wed Jan 6
• Cue 2 (2.5 to 4.2 s): last order day, set by your oven schedule
• Cue 3 (4.2 to 5 s): the figurine line

How do you build it?

Use a photo of your own rosca as the first frame (frame_images) of a Wan 3.0 job. The Sume video docs list a 2 to 30 second range for Wan 3.0, and the model accepts image-to-video. A slow push-in on the cake is enough; avoid prompts that ask the model to invent decorations your cake does not have.

Then call POST /v1/video-captions twice with cues, once with Spanish text and once with English text. Cue-based captions skip speech-to-text, so a silent clip is fine, and the docs set the standalone caption price at $0.20 for up to 60 seconds.

What does it cost?

Rates come from the Sume repository's pricing fixtures at list; they exclude any workspace terms.

What if you also sell by the slice?

Add a still card. An Ideogram 4.5 image at low quality is $0.0375, so a one-line price card with the exact words you quote in the prompt adds under four cents. Check every character, then send the card through compose overlay at $0.02.