Here are two more stunning images captured at the 2011 Day of the Dead Procession in downtown Tucson. I heard that many people liked the new route much better this year. I hope you enjoy these amazing faces - filled with mystery & emotion. Photos courtesy of Chance Agrella.
It used to be mostly Mexicans who did this day in 1952. I remember most had a casual interest in it but the schools didn't close down or anything.
ReplyDeleteHi Abe, Yes, I think all of this has sprung from the activities that were going on in Mexico and then it just migrated a bit north.
ReplyDeleteThe schools don't close for this (it's on a Sunday) but when I first moved to Tucson I was amazed that the schools closed for RODEO!
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