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Madrid 'Day Of The Dead' Parade: Giant Catrinas & Skull-Painted Revellers Flood Mexican Streets

Mirror Now2 Nov 2026

Madrid turned into a spectacular celebration of Mexico's Day of the Dead as giant Catrina figures, colourful costumes and skull-painted revellers flooded the streets. The vibrant parade brought Mexican traditions to the Spanish capital, with elaborate skeleton makeup, music and festive displays honouring the departed. The annual celebration showcased the rich cultural heritage of Día de los Muertos, transforming Madrid into a sea of colour, creativity and larger-than-life skulls.