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La Catrina stands as one of Mexico's most recognizable cultural icons, her elegant skeletal is synonymous with Día de los Muertos celebrations worldwide. Yet behind her sophisticated appearance lies a fascinating journey from artistic creation to beloved national symbol—a transformation that mirrors the evolution of Mexico's relationship with tradition and identity.

As you visit our butterfly memorial station this Día de los Muertos, you'll encounter two of the most powerful symbols connecting the living and the departed: marigolds and monarch butterflies. These vibrant elements carry centuries of indigenous wisdom and cultural significance that continues to resonate today.

Discover the art of crafting a meaningful ofrenda for Día de los Muertos. Learn how to create your own ofrenda and honor loved ones.

Champurrado is a rich, chocolatey atole (corn-based drink) that has comforted Mexican families for generations.