Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe

The Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe is one of the most vital religious and cultural celebrations in Mexico and Latin America. Every December 12th, the nation commemorates the 1531 apparition of the "Morenita del Tepeyac" to the indigenous Saint Juan Diego—an event that goes beyond faith to represent a core pillar of Mexican culture, art, and identity.

What awaits you

A powerful display of popular devotion, traditional music, and rich folklore awaits you. At midnight on December 11th, you can witness the traditional "Mañanitas" serenades performed by famous artists and mariachi bands, followed by solemn masses, indigenous dance performances (concheros) across the plaza, elaborate floral displays, and an unforgettable atmosphere of unity shared by millions of visitors.