Mexico City, Mexico - November 02, 2024 Thousands of people in colorful costumes and makeup marched through downtown Mexico City for the Day of the Dead Parade on Saturday, November 2.

Mexico began celebrating the Day of the Dead on Friday with illuminated skeletons ... the entire night at the graveside. On ...

The event, held in the run-up to the Day of the Dead celebrations on 1 and 2 November, is aimed at all ages and whole families dressed up to take part in the parade. While La Catrina is a female ...

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is a festive event not just in Mexico, but throughout the Latino world. In Baltimore, the Creative Alliance is once again hosting a Day of the Dead Parade & Festival in the area of Eastern Avenue.

Because of the lack of Mesoamerican influence in the northern regions of Mexico, the Day of the Dead was not celebrated throughout the country.

“Our vision has always been to create a place for the living and the dead to be together ... first celebrated by the indigenous people of Mexico, has endured for three centuries.

Tens of thousands of Mexicans and tourists attended Sunday’s “Mega Procession of the Catrinas,” a parade of skeletons in Mexico City that serves as a prelude to the Day of the Dead.

A parade was held in Mexico City on Saturday evening to honour the start of the annual Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebrations. It is only the third time a parade like this has been held in ...