1.1M views · 94K reactions | In celebration of Day of the Dead, thousands of skeletons marched down one of Mexico City's main avenues on Sunday. | CBS Sunday Morning | Facebook

435K views · 28K reactions | DAY OF THE DEAD: Hundreds of people dressed as skeletons took to the streets for an early celebration of the Day of the Dead in Mexico City, Mexico on Sunday. The parade is one of the many events for "Día de Los Muertos," a holiday to remember dead family members and celebrate the continuity of life. It's typically celebrated on November 1 and 2. | KIFI Local News 8 | Facebook

17K views · 765 reactions | Alienhenny It’s so interesting to see how Halloween is celebrated here in Mexico City! #Halloween #mexicocity #vibes (this video was taken on October 31) | ASL & LSM | Facebook

143K views · 1.3K reactions | Día de los Muertos—Day of the Dead—is a two-day holiday that celebrates the reunion between the living and the dead. This joyful festival has Aztec roots that stretch back centuries and is the result of the Indigenous Mesoamerican culture adapting its existing rituals in the face of colonization. Learn more about Day of the Dead and what it represents: https://on.natgeo.com/43aiapb | National Geographic History | Facebook