America's largest 'Calavera Catrina' has been unveiled in San Antonio, Texas, just in time for the upcoming Dia de Muertos Fest. Standing tall at 38.5 feet, this magnificent statue crafted by Mexican artists is now the second-largest of its kind worldwide.
Introducing the Iconic Statue
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg proudly introduced this stunning statue, symbolizing the rich cultural heritage of Dia de Muertos. The unveiling ceremony drew crowds in awe of the intricate details and craftsmanship of the 'Calavera Catrina'.
Join the 'Name the Catrina Contest'
As part of the celebrations, there's an ongoing 'Name the Catrina Contest' that allows free participation for all. This unique opportunity invites the community to be a part of history by naming this iconic statue.
Experience the Festivities
San Antonio's Día de los Muertos festivities are not to be missed, featuring a vibrant River Parade that promises an immersive cultural experience. Tickets for this enchanting event are priced between $22 and $27, offering an affordable way to celebrate this traditional Mexican holiday.
Embrace the Spirit of Dia de Muertos
Join us in San Antonio as we honor the spirits of the departed and celebrate life through art, music, and tradition. The 'Calavera Catrina' stands as a testament to the beauty and significance of Dia de Muertos, bringing communities together in remembrance and joy. Don't miss out on this extraordinary event that captures the essence of Mexican culture in the heart of Texas.