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12 Nov 2026, Thu

Culture

Two performers in red costumes stand on a lit stage in front of a large arched screen displaying colorful Day of the Dead themed artwork with the words Janal Pixan 2026, as a crowd watches from the foreground.
A group of people stand in a line behind a sand-covered area decorated with white powder patterns, small candles, fruit and leaves at night, with more candles glowing along a stone edge to the right.
A group of people wearing traditional Mexican clothing and some with painted faces stand on a wooden platform beneath a large orange flower arch next to a body of water.
A group of people wearing skull face paint and ornate costumes sit on a boat holding candles, with colorful paper flags strung overhead and another boat visible on the water behind them.
A person wearing a large pale mascot head, white shirt and blue tie holds an orange bucket while posing between a smiling man in a black t-shirt and a smiling woman in a floral dress with a green headpiece, surrounded by a nighttime crowd.
A smiling man with a mustache in a dark suit holds a gold gramophone shaped trophy with a red base.
A kneeling statue faces two wooden signs with Spanish text in a wooded area, while a woman in an orange striped shirt and a girl in a black shirt stand on a wooden walkway nearby.
A group of people wearing skull face paint and colorful traditional Mexican clothing stand together at night, some holding flowers and candles.