Sunday, November 2, Mexico City\\\'s Reforma is filled with life, color, and memory during the the Day of the Dead Grand Parade of 2025. It\\\'s a unique celebration and welcomes the entire world to pay tribute to those no longer with us.
Starting at the Puerta de los Leones in Chapultepec, the procession proceeds down Paseo de la Reforma, to Avenida Juárez, 5 de Mayo and culminates in the Zócalo. The parade offers four hours of sheer spectacle with monumental Catrinas, floats, art in motion, traditional music and dance, in as vibrant an expression of the Mexican soul as you\\\'re likely to see.
The parade is not only a tribute to the ancestors, but a powerful display of Mexico\\\'s intangible cultural heritage, recognized worldwide for its symbolic depth and its ability to unite generations. Walk among cempasúchiles (marigold flowers), feel the rhythm of the drums, and embraced the celebration of life through remembrance.
