"Muerto coco"

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1 November 2025

A view of the ofrenda with 'Coco' movie characters figures ahead of the Day of the Dead in Mexico City, Mexico on October 31, 2025.

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31 October 2020

A Person walks beside a monumental cardboard skull during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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31 October 2020

Monumental cardboard skull seen during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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31 October 2020

Monumental cardboard skull seen during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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31 October 2020

Monumental cardboard skull seen during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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31 October 2020

Monumental cardboard skull seen during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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31 October 2020

Monumental cardboard skull seen during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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31 October 2020

Monumental cardboard skull seen during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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31 October 2020

A Person walks beside a monumental cardboard skull during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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31 October 2020

A Person walks beside a monumental cardboard skull during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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31 October 2020

A Person walks beside a monumental cardboard skull during the eve of the Day of the Dead. Craftsman Raymundo Medina, exhibits cardboard skulls at Santa Cecilia neighborhood, as part of his project 'Cocolitztli Coviddiztli', which symbolizes the origin of the pandemic in China, a global crisis and more than 1 million deaths from SARS Cov-2. Although massive events have been canceled to celebrate the Day of the Dead due to the Coronavirus, Raymundo Medina wanted continue with the Mexican traditions of the Day of the Dead, with this Exhibition of Skulls. on October 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico

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17 September 2018

Singers of the theater troupe 'Detachement international du Muerto Coco'. The Ramonville's street theater festival is one of the biggest in France. Many street theater compagnies come to this festival called 'Arto'. Ramonville. September 16th, 2018.

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17 September 2018

Singers of the theater troupe 'Detachement international du Muerto Coco'. The Ramonville's street theater festival is one of the biggest in France. Many street theater compagnies come to this festival called 'Arto'. Ramonville. September 16th, 2018.

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17 September 2018

Singers of the theater troupe 'Detachement international du Muerto Coco'. The Ramonville's street theater festival is one of the biggest in France. Many street theater compagnies come to this festival called 'Arto'. Ramonville. September 16th, 2018.

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17 September 2018

Singers of the theater troupe 'Detachement international du Muerto Coco'. The Ramonville's street theater festival is one of the biggest in France. Many street theater compagnies come to this festival called 'Arto'. Ramonville. September 16th, 2018.

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17 September 2018

spectators use their smartphone to take photos on a concert of the theater troupe called 'Détachement international du Muerto Coco' at Ramonville near Toulouse. The Ramonville's street theater festival is one of the biggest in France. Many street theater compagnies come to this festival called 'Arto'. Ramonville. September 16th, 2018.

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