Tag: Day of the Dead
Yucatecan talent recognized in Mexico City during the annual Catrinas Fashion event
The progressive artist Edith Villanueva, once again made the Yucatan proud by demonstrating her great.
La Catrina Garbancera, more than 100 years of history
The Catrina Garbancera was originally created by Mexican cartoonist José Guadalupe Posada in 1910 and.
More than 30 thousand people visited cemeteries in Mérida during the Days of the Dead
The Mérida City Council, headed by Mayor Renán Barrera Concha, reported that, although there was.
Why is the Cempasúchil flower used in offerings?
Whether yellow or orange, cempasúchil flowers are an iconic element in Day of the Dead.
‘It’s Not Just a Day, Nor is it Only For the Dead’
When we think of Day of the Dead, it’s typically parades of catrinas, candy skulls,.
Great affluence in Merida’s markets for the Day of the Dead festivities
The “Lucas de Gálvez” and “San Benito” downtown markets have registered a large influx of.
Mexican sugar skulls are a “Day of the Dead” classic
One of the great gastronomic traditions to celebrate the Day of the Dead in Mexico.
Special police operation for the Day of the Dead festivities in Merida
The Merida Municipal Police Department deployed an operation to reinforce security in the area of.
Culture for the dead in Valladolid, Yucatan
The Second Festival of the Souls will be held from October 31 to November 2,.
The traditional flavors and aromas at the Mega Altar de Muertos at Plaza Grande
To promote the tradition of the Dead Souls, the Culture Department of the Mérida City.
