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Thousands Celebrate Día de Muertos in Guadalajara
2 Nov
Summary
- First Day of the Dead event drew thousands to Guadalajara.
- Festival honored lives of loved ones who have passed.
- Event featured music from major regional Mexican artists.
Guadalajara, Mexico, recently hosted the first edition of the Festival Ánimas Que Sí Amanezca, a Day of the Dead celebration. This event, coinciding with the traditional November 2nd commemoration of Día de Muertos, honored the lives of departed loved ones.
The festival grounds featured traditional elements like candlelit altars and giant Catrina figures. Unique additions included phone stations, allowing attendees to virtually connect with those who have passed.
Regional Mexican music filled the air, with performances from Los Ángeles Azules, Moy Bobadilla, Mi Banda El Mexicano, and stars like Alfredo Olivas, Edén Muñoz, and Julión Álvarez. The event celebrated Mexican culture and remembrance.
