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Day of the Dead in Mexico City, Inspired by a James Bond

The musicians and acrobats, in numbers, have transformed the avenues of the center of the Mexican capital into a carnival. This parade is a prelude to the celebrations of the Day of the Dead, "El Dia de los Muertos", the most popular feast in Mexico. Mixing pre-Hispanic rites and Christian feasts, it takes place on November 1 and 2 at the time of the Catholic Feast of All Saints, followed by the day of commemoration of the dead for the faithful.…

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Among Catrinas and Tourists, Mexicans Defend the Day of the Dead Tradition in Parade

Among catrinas and tourists, Mexicans defend the Day of the Dead tradition in parade

2 hours ago·Buenos Aires, Argentina

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El Pais

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The Great Day of the Dead Parade 2026, in Images

This Saturday the traditional parade culminated in the Day of the Dead celebrations in the Mexican capital

2 hours ago·Madrid, Spain

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Zeit Online

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Day of the Dead: 1.6 Million People Marvel at Day of the Dead Parade in Mexico

2 hours ago·Germany

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Mexico City, 1.6 Million Spectators Parade for the Dead

Mexico City celebrated the tenth Parade of the Day of the Dead, the traditional feast to honor the dead. (ANSA)

3 hours ago·Rome, Italy

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1.6 Million People Marvel at Totentag Parade in Mexico

For centuries the Mexicans with altars and flowers have been reminding of their dead. The carnivalesque move to Mexico City, on the other hand, is a young invention - by James Bond.

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