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By Adry Torres For Dailymail. One day after enjoying an all-out Halloween celebration, Mexico is back at it with a three-day Day of the Dead festival. The national fiesta, which concludes Friday, is not just a gathering of Mexicans dressing up in their best costumes, but a period to reflect and honor the lives of their friends and family who have died and to make sure their spirits 'stay afloat on their unworldly voyage'.
During this three-day national holiday celebration people adopt the skeletal face paint look from the Catrina, a satirical figure borne out of the early 20th century. Revelers in Mexico celebrate the Day of the Dead festivities which runs from October 31 to November 2 in remembrance of the lives of friends and family members who have died. During the three-day national holiday celebration of Halloween, All Saints Day and All Souls Day in Mexico, people have adopted the skeletal face paint look from the Catrina, a satirical figure borne out of the early 20th century which raised the issue of upper-class ingenuous who sought to incorporate the light skin features of the French.
A Wednesday night parade in Juchitan, Mexico featured a bevy of residents who went the extra mile to display their best Catrina-like face paints. The Catrina is something spiritual,' arts and craft instructor Marina Lozano said in an interview with the Chicago Tribune. A bevy of youngsters gathered for a festivity honoring the Day of the Dead in Yucatan, Mexico where the celebration stretches out for four days.
A woman adds a wedding touch to her costume to go along with her carefully detailed skeletal features over her face. Residents in Mexico City place ofrendas or offerings on a special altar to honor the souls of the dead. The skeletal designed faces derive from the s satirical sketch of 'The Elegant Skull' or Catrina as they're popularly referenced to, when Mexican artist Jose Guadalupe Posada raised the issue of persons in the upper-class who resented their indigenous ancestry and adopted a French style by using plenty of makeup to make to their skin look lighter.
