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Fecha: 27 October 2024
Nombre del archivo: Dia de muertos Mexico City
Descripción: Mexico City, Mexico - November 2, 2024: Mexicans gathered to commemorate Día de Muertos with traditional altars, vibrant decorations, and offerings to honor their deceased loved ones. Celebrations took place across the country, with families and communities observing this rich cultural tradition rooted in pre-Hispanic customs and infused with Christian elements. Festivities included processions, music, and displays of colorful "papel picado" and marigolds, filling streets and cemeteries in a lively remembrance of the departed. (Photo: Martin Cossarini / UNAR Photo)
Publicado por: UNAR PHOTO
Galería: MEXICO - Dia de Muertos parade
Título: Dia de muertos Mexico City
Headline: No data
Crédito: Martin Cossarini/ UNAR Photo
Derechos de autor: Martin Cossarini/ UNAR Photo
Resolución: 5161 x 3434 px
Nombre del archivo: Dia de muertos Mexico City
Descripción: Mexico City, Mexico - November 2, 2024: Mexicans gathered to commemorate Día de Muertos with traditional altars, vibrant decorations, and offerings to honor their deceased loved ones. Celebrations took place across the country, with families and communities observing this rich cultural tradition rooted in pre-Hispanic customs and infused with Christian elements. Festivities included processions, music, and displays of colorful "papel picado" and marigolds, filling streets and cemeteries in a lively remembrance of the departed. (Photo: Martin Cossarini / UNAR Photo)
Publicado por: UNAR PHOTO
Galería: MEXICO - Dia de Muertos parade
Título: Dia de muertos Mexico City
Headline: No data
Crédito: Martin Cossarini/ UNAR Photo
Derechos de autor: Martin Cossarini/ UNAR Photo
Resolución: 5161 x 3434 px
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MEXICO - Dia de Muertos parade
Mexico City, Mexico – November 2, 2024: Mexicans gathered to commemorate Día de Muertos with traditional altars, vibrant decorations, and offerings to honor their deceased loved ones. Celebrations took place across the country, with families and communities observing this rich cultural tradition rooted in pre-Hispanic customs and infused with Christian elements. Festivities included processions, music, and displays of colorful «papel picado» and marigolds, filling streets and cemeteries in a lively remembrance of the departed. (Photo: Martin Cossarini / UNAR Photo)



