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Portrait of a mid adult woman dancing and celebrating the day of the dead

A decorated graveyard during day of the dead in Mexico. Concept of traditional Dia de Muertos celebration

Ciudad de México, México - November 2. 2023: Traditional celebration of the Day of the Dead in Mixquic cemetery

Field of cempasúchil flowers, in the middle a catrina seen from above.

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Cemetery Day of the Dead -Janitzio Island in Michoacan, Mexico, is only accessible by boats from Patzcuaro pier. The town is located atop a hill, over 5,000 steps to get to the atop. A 40-meter statue of Jose Maria Morelos, a great hero of Mexico’s independence, started in 1933, is found on the island’s highest point. Some of the people are of indigenous descent and are known as Purepecha. These photos were taken during its main festival, Day of the Dead (El Dia de los Muertos). The town is also known for their butterfly fisherman.

Cholula, Puebla, Mexico; 1st November 2024: Colorful catrina figures for the Day of the Dead celebration representing characters from Mexican culture.

$Graves in the old cemetery in San Agustin Etla, Oaxaca, Mexico, decorated for the the Día de los Muertos festival.\n\n(Note for resubmission: These graves are decorated with flowers, fruit, candles, the deceased's favorite food, and other perishable items which are taken down immediately after the holiday period. These decorations are put up all over Mexico. As temporary structures meant to honor dead relatives, they hardly would be considered candidates for copyright protection, and this photographer has never heard of such a thing).$

woman in traditional Catrina makeup posing among cempoal flowers, commemorating the Day of the Dead in a vibrant and colorful field.

This evocative image captures the essence of the Day of the Dead celebrations in Chiapas, Mexico. In the lower left corner, the upper edge of the San Cristobal Cathedral peeks into the frame, its historic architecture a testament to the region’s rich cultural heritage. Dominating the center of the image, without touching the cathedral, is a part of the atrial cross, adorned with vibrant marigold flowers - the traditional ‘Flor de Cempasúchil’. This poignant symbol of life and death, set against the backdrop of the cathedral, creates a powerful visual narrative of this deeply revered Mexican tradition.

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Catrina mounted on a cross

Figure of the Guadalupe Virgen at a Mexican cemetery. Pictue taken at the Day of the Dead, Mexican celebration.

Yellow Marigold Flowers for Day of the Dead Mexico in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

Mixquic Cemetery in Mexico City, adorned for muertos day celebration

Funeral niches in a cemetery in Spain

Cemetery Flowers over a grave site in Isla Mujeres, Mexico.

Mexico City, Mexico, October 31st, 2023. Day of the Dead Altar in front of a fountain and sculpture at Parque Mexico

Ciudad de México, México - November 2. 2023: Portrait of elderly woman with face painted as Calavera Catrina for the Day of the Dead in Mixquic

Mid adult woman doing a selfie and celebrating the day of the dead

Colorful Catrina decoration during a Día De Los Muertos festival.

Woman's face with ceremonial make-up also known as Sugar skull, used in traditional Mexican Dia de los Muertos celebration.

Woman with Mexico Catrina makeup in flower field among blooming marigold flowers while looking away. Day of death.

Halloween Skeleton Female with roses

Morelia Michoacan Mexico - November 1, 2017: The tomb is adorned with cempasuchil flowers and candles for the day of the dead.

Apparition of a ghost catrina

Oaxaca, Oaxaca, Mexico - November 2, 2016: Graves decorated with flowers at the Oaxaca General Cemetery in Oaxaca City, Mexico.

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Sugar skulls represented a departed soul and are placed in the home or on a gravestone to honor a returning spirit.

Aerial View of Historic Misión de Satevó Cathedral in Satevó, Chihuahua Mexico near Batopilas in the Copper Canyon on a Hot Summer Day in the Desert of Mexico. This region is home to the Tarahumara.

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