The 8th annual Latina Fest was back for two days to spotlight legacy and culture on Saturday, May 31, through Sunday, June 1, in Downtown Los Angeles.

People of all ages have their faces artfully painted to resemble skulls, donning fancy suits and gowns to mimic the calavera Catrina. Día de los Muertos is more popular than ever—in Mexico and ...

After finally arriving in Puerto Vallarta, it was off to the adults-only Casa Velas, located on Mexico’s Pacific Riviera, where I’d be staying for the duration of my trip. My first stop was Tau Beach ...

The image of the Catrina, created by José Guadalupe Posada in the early 20th century and popularized by muralist Diego Rivera, has become one of Mexico's most representative symbols. With its elegant ...

La Catrina is the Lady of the Dead. Many Mexican women paint their faces to emulate her skeletal grin and dress in elegant clothes in homage to her.

Marianela Ancheta, representing Cuba at Miss Universe 2024, is capturing attention in Mexico, the host of the 73rd edition of the prestigious beauty pageant. In these days leading up to the grand ...

The Unmistakable Catrinas Catrina makeup is an essential part of Día de Muertos celebrations, symbolizing the beauty of Mexican culture. Singer Carlos Rivera, who recently released his song ...

Several Madres buscadoras are murdered every year. These Día de los Muertos protests take place cheek-by-jowl with carefree young Mexican women partying in La Catrina makeup. In this juxtaposition is ...

Courtesy Moisés Fonseca Woman as Catrina. Karen Martinez / M-A Chronicle Karen Martinez, this article’s author, wearing Catrina makeup in second grade. Another way to include yourself in Día de los ...

The makeup routine, which takes anywhere between four and a half to six hours, is part of her process to create La Muerte Maria, Flores’ take on the iconic Catrina character commonly associated ...