Mexico Comes Alive During Annual Day of the Dead Celebrations
Bright orange marigolds, glowing candles and faces painted like the elegant skeletons known as catrinas fill the streets of Mexico every year during the country's Day of the Dead celebrations.
Mexico’s streets come alive each year for the Day of the Dead. The celebrations are marked by bright orange marigolds and glowing candles. Participants paint their faces to resemble elegant skeletons called catrinas.
- Day of the Dead celebrations fill the streets of Mexico annually.
- Key elements include bright orange marigolds and glowing candles.
- Faces are painted like elegant skeletons known as catrinas.
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