La Catrina – Symbolic figure for the Day of the Dead in Mexico
© Ernesto Mendez
La Catrina – Symbolic figure for the Day of the Dead in Mexico
© Ruben Nitsche
La Catrina – Symbolic figure for the Day of the Dead in Mexico
© Ruben Nitsche
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La Catrina – Symbolic figure for the Day of the Dead in Mexico
© Ernesto Mendez
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La Catrina – Symbolic figure for the Day of the Dead in Mexico
© Ruben Nitsche
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La Catrina – Symbolic figure for the Day of the Dead in Mexico
© Ruben Nitsche
Performance
La Catrina
Past events
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| Free admission |
| No language skills required |
| Accessible for wheelchairs |
| Foyer, Ground Floor, Hall 2, Hall 1, Ground Floor |
| Belongs to: Fiesta de Día de Muertos |
Catrina is THE figure that stands for the Mexican Festival of the Dead and that every child in Mexico knows: an elegant lady with a sweeping hat and feather boa as a skeleton, created by the Mexican lithographer José Guadalupe Posada. Catrina appears, walks through the room, takes a closer look at one or the other, visits the ofrenda and asks chosen ones to dance. She is accompanied on her way by live music.
Interdisciplinary artist. Lives and works in Peru and Germany.
Music
Victor Ibáñez
Luis Fernando Velasco
Stephanie Gonsior