A display of art, magic, beauty and mysticism unfolds from the last days of October to the first days of November to preserve and commemorate the Day of the Dead that Mexican culture offers.

And in passing, to pay homage to the world-renowned master engraver José Guadalupe Posada, an artist from Aguascalientes who in 1912 created the famous metal engraving "La Calavera Garbancera", icon and standard of this celebration.

Framed by the colonial architecture of the Historic Center of Aguascalientes, the Grand Skull Parade accompanied by the troupes and allegorical floats that top off a stage full of gastronomy, crafts, processions, concerts, theater and of course the traditional bread of the dead.

Attend any of the cultural, artistic and musical events that are presented in one of the most particular festivals in the world.

Whether you are Mexican or not, join this characteristic festivity; dress up as a skull and be part of the Day of the Dead celebration.