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REPORT / 012026-10-28T00:30:03.000Z

Washington Post. . Faces were painted in designs inspired by La Catrina, costumes glittered in the night and drums filled the streets in Mexico City over the weekend to celebrate one of Mexico’s most recognized holidays, Día de los Muertos.

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REPORT / 022026-10-28T00:31:28.000Z

Faces were painted in designs inspired by La Catrina, costumes glittered in the night and drums filled the streets in Mexico City over the weekend to celebrate one of Mexico’s most recognized holidays, Día de los Muertos.

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Washington Post. . Faces were painted in designs inspired by La Catrina, costumes glittered in the night and drums filled the streets in Mexico City over the weekend to celebrate one of Mexico’s most recognized holidays, Día de los Muertos. ↗

Faces were painted in designs inspired by La Catrina, costumes glittered in the night and drums filled the streets in Mexico City over the weekend to celebrate one of Mexico’s most recognized holidays, Día de los Muertos. ↗

Washington Post. . Faces were painted in designs inspired by La Catrina, costumes glittered in the night and drums filled the streets in Mexico City over the weekend to celebrate one of Mexico’s most recognized holidays, Día de los Muertos.

Faces were painted in designs inspired by La Catrina, costumes glittered in the night and drums filled the streets in Mexico City over the weekend to celebrate one of Mexico’s most recognized holidays, Día de los Muertos.