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Today, Columbia Road came alive with the beautiful colours, music and traditions of Día de los Muertos — Mexico’s Day of the Dead.
From vibrant marigolds and dancing skeletons to traditional mariachi music and a spectacular street procession, every corner was filled with colour, joy and life.
But behind all the beautiful costumes and celebrations lies a much deeper meaning: remembering those we’ve lost, celebrating the lives they lived, and keeping their memories alive.
Because Día de los Muertos reminds us that love never really dies. ❤️
A beautiful celebration of life, culture, community and remembrance. 🌼
#DayOfTheDead #DiaDeLosMuertos #ColumbiaRoad #LondonEvents #LondonLife EastLondon MexicanCulture LondonHiddenGems ThingsToDoInLondon LondonReels
From vibrant marigolds and dancing skeletons to traditional mariachi music and a spectacular street procession, every corner was filled with colour, joy and life.
But behind all the beautiful costumes and celebrations lies a much deeper meaning: remembering those we’ve lost, celebrating the lives they lived, and keeping their memories alive.
Because Día de los Muertos reminds us that love never really dies. ❤️
A beautiful celebration of life, culture, community and remembrance. 🌼
#DayOfTheDead #DiaDeLosMuertos #ColumbiaRoad #LondonEvents #LondonLife EastLondon MexicanCulture LondonHiddenGems ThingsToDoInLondon LondonReels
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4 days agocinthyapicazoart
I am Mexican, that's just amazing 👏🏼 We celebrate the dead people we love that transcended to a better life and come back the 1st and 2nd of November ❤️
4 days agostellapixbrighton
Another way to screw money out of people by importing (this time a Mexican) Halloween?
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