Mexico City holds the 2026 Day of the Dead parade
3 Oct 31 3:00 PM · 11d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 3 of 4
More than 40 groups paraded through Mexico City's main avenue in colorful catrina and skull costumes, continuing the annual event that originated after the 2015 Bond film.
“The Day of the Dead parade, inspired by the James Bond film "Spectre," returned to the streets of Mexico City.”
Associated PressLourdes Berho Chief executive, Mexico Tourism Board (2016)Janitzio island community council Local governing body, MichoacanAssociated Press Wire service reporting the celebrations
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first by Philadelphia Inquirer, 10d ago · also CBC, Boston Globe, AP News
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first by France 24, 10d ago
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- Mexico City stages first Day of the Dead parade Mastodon · 9d ago
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first by ABC7 Los Angeles, 11d ago
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2016: “Mexico City has held its first Day of the Dead parade, complete with floats, giant marionettes and hundreds of dancers and performers. Mexican tourism officials say the inspiration came from the opening scenes in last year's James Bond film, Spectre, which was shot in the city.” https://www. bbc.com/news/world-latin-ameri ca-37813562
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