Reveller joins Catrinas Parade in Mexico City
A costumed reveller participates in the Catrinas Parade in Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, on 25 October 2026 — the Sunday edition of the annual procession held ahead of Day of the Dead.
A costumed reveller participates in the Catrinas Parade in Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, on 25 October 2026 — the Sunday edition of the annual procession held ahead of Day of the Dead.
Participants flood the streets of Mexico City during the Catrinas Parade on 25 October 2026, the annual Sunday march that ushers in Day of the Dead celebrations across Mexico.
A child dressed in traditional Catrina attire participates in the Catrinas Parade in Mexico City on 25 October 2026, reflecting the multigenerational appeal of the Day of the Dead tradition.
Participants dressed in elaborate Catrina costumes march through Mexico City on 25 October 2026, honouring the UNESCO recognised Day of the Dead tradition rooted in Indigenous Mexican heritage.
A face painted reveller joins the Catrinas Parade in Mexico City on 25 October 2026, embodying the iconic La Catrina skull imagery synonymous with Day of the Dead festivities.
A reveller in an elaborate Catrina ensemble participates in the colourful procession through Mexico City on 25 October 2026, one of the capital's most visually distinctive Day of the Dead events.
The Catrinas Parade in Mexico City on 25 October 2026 draws participants and spectators alike, celebrating the cultural significance of Day of the Dead — observed annually on 1–2 November.
Crowds line the streets of Mexico City to watch the Catrinas Parade on 25 October 2026, as the Mexican capital prepares for the full Day of the Dead commemoration in the days ahead.