Two elaborately dressed Catrina sugar skull figures sit

By @eugenio · Nov 3, 2026

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In Mexico City, the "Catrinas Garbanzeras" parade took place, a way for people to remember their deceased loved ones, observed on November 1st and 2nd. It serves as a reminder that, regardless of skin color or ethnicity, we are all equal in the end.

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This ethereal fantasy illustration shows two Day of the Dead Catrina women with sugar skull body paint seated in a fog-shrouded old graveyard at midnight. One wears a sparkling sequined navy gown with a large satin bow headdress, while the other wears an embroidered teal gown topped with a vibrant feather and floral headpiece. The cool blue night palette, glowing full moon, and drifting mist create a solemn, magical mood.