Day of the Dead (Mexico) 🇮🇹

Day of the Dead in Mexico is the most iconic and colorful tradition I ever saw. Mexicans honor deceased loved ones during this celebration. Lets watch the Day of the Dead Parade in Mexico City in 4K by Wanna Walk

Day of the Dead has become a major attraction, blending traditional customs with vibrant, modern spectacle. Held annually in late October, the parade brings together thousands of people to celebrate life and honor the dead.

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Day of the Death Parede is a huge event that features colorful costumes, and intricate makeup, often with participants dressed as elegant catrinas, the iconic skeleton figures that symbolize the Mexican view of death as a natural, even festive part of life.

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Inspired partly by the James Bond film *Spectre*, which depicted a fictional Day of the Dead parade through Mexico City's streets, the city decided to bring the idea to life. Since then, the parade has grown into a huge cultural event, attracting locals and international visitors alike.

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The parade route typically winds through major city streets, ending in the iconic Zócalo square. Each year, the parade carries a unique theme, highlighting Mexico's rich indigenous heritage, diverse regional traditions, and the deep cultural significance of honoring ancestors.

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Day of the Dead (Mexico) 🇮🇹

The marigold flower, with its vibrant orange hue, symbolizes the celebration and is thought to guide spirits from the afterlife back to the altars. Sugar skulls and *pan de muerto* (a special bread) are also essential elements, representing death in a festive, lighthearted way. Skeleton figures dressed in various costumes, known as calacas are also popular, reflecting a uniquely Mexican perspective that embraces death as a natural, even joyous, part of life.

This beautiful Mexican celebration is a reminder of the deep connection between life and death in Mexican culture, where remembering loved ones is not a somber occasion but a festive reunion between the living and those who have passed.

[ErnaBjørn]

As a Norwegian, I really admire Mexican culture, it seems so cozy, hug from norway

[marcweinhold]

Siempre me gusta este día en México.
Saludos de Alemania

[Danilyn_Livao]

It's amazing how every detail, from the marigolds to the skeleton face paints, adds meaning and pays homage to the ancestors!❤ Truly a must-see for anyone wanting to understand the depth and richness of Mexican heritage!😍

[gerardoguizalemus]

Sin lugar a dudas México es la Neta del Planeta como decimos aquí. No tiene igual en el mundo. Magnífico video.

[NorbertDz]

I love Mexican culture I'm gonna visit soon Greetings from Europe!

[富士山桜子]

ami megusta en mexciko. maybe next years planning to go mexico.but bit scared.Vanomos bairal salsa.Vanomos comer la comida local.❤

[BellatrixETAoyama-hc]

I love Mexico Dia De Los Muertos from Philippines

[sofiatellez]

Padrisimo el desfile de dia de muertos

[pamelanadel]

Absolutely beautiful! The monarch butterfly dancers were mesmerizing. I wish I could have seen more of them! Incredible! ❤❤❤❤

[tonysamu]

México, no es un país... Es un mundo aparte..

[leonelsanchez]

Correction, Mexico celebrates “Day of the dead”. Is different than Halloween

[imin]

I remembered James Bond movie. There was a scene at the begining

[dragofactori]

DIA DE MUERTOS, REPEAT AFTER ME, DIA DE MUERTOS WE ALSO HAVE TO RESPECT THE NAMES

[lahirusankalpa]

Very beautiful halloween celebration of Mexico 🇲🇽 😍 👍✌️6

[ucja]

To święto jest oryginalne, ciekawe i wygląda na wesołe, ale inteligentni ludzie wiedzą, że śmierć jest smutna i że jest tragedią. Niekiedy może być traktowana jako wyzwolenie, ale nawet wówczas jest dość smutna. Najważniejsze jest zatem zrozumienie, że jeśli nie będzie narodzin to również nie będzie śmierci.

[edgarandre]

we call this celebrarion Death's day.

not Day of the death.

[Camus-Acuario-]

Por que no ablas seria bueno que ablaras y explicaras las cosas para los que no son de mejico🤔