Day of the Dead Catrinas Parade on La Rambla
- When
- Dates to be announced
- Ages
- All ages (best for 3–12)
- Price
- Free to watch, from €4
Upcoming: Day of the Dead Catrinas Parade on La Rambla



Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) is the Mexican holiday on November 1 and 2 when families remember relatives who have died, with flower-covered altars, candles and sugar skulls. It is a celebration of memory, not a scary night. Its best-known figure is the catrina, an elegant skeleton lady in a big flowered hat, first drawn by the Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada. In Barcelona, the Mexican cultural association MEXCAT marks the day with a parade of catrinas down La Rambla toward the sea. Dozens of people in full skeleton face paint, long gowns and flower crowns walk together, and the painted faces are worth seeing up close.
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