CDMX Seeks Guinness Record with a 32-Meter Cath in the Zócalo
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Mexico City is ready to celebrate the Day of the Dead with a 32-meter-high Catrina that rises in the Zócalo and goes for the Guinness record.This mega Catrina leads the monumental offering dedicated to the artist José Guadalupe Posada, which will be open free of charge from 29 October to 2 November.This is the 32-metre Catrina that seeks the Guinness record in the Zócalo CDMXThe celebrations for the Day of the Dead 2026 have a special objective …
The giant Catrina del Zócalo is accompanied by cempasúchil flowers, ajolotes and monumental figures that make the heart of the capital a stage to remember those who are no longer there.
The characteristic aroma of cempasúchil and dead bread is already here! Mexico City opens its traditional Monumental Offering in the Zócalo and this year has as protagonist the emblematic Catrina, in an montage dedicated to the artist José Guadalupe Posada.In addition to the large scale sculpture, the Plaza de la Constitución presents sawdust rugs, cempasúchil and figures intervened by artists.With free access, the public can approach this space…
The giant catrina is the protagonist of the "Megaofreda de Día de Muertos" of the Zócalo.
La Megaofreda del Zócalo CDMX 2026 will honor José Guadalupe Posada with a cathrina of 32 meters, cempasúchil flowers and monumental lighting, with free access.
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