Nancy Nuñezmayor Azcapotzalco announcing the celebration of the festival”Tlamanalli Azcatl: Journey to the Festival of the Dead at Azcapotzalco” with a variety of cultural activities that seek to make the event a national reference.
The mayor announced that the festival would take place on October 25 al November 2will hold parades, offering contests, tours of entertainers, plays, concerts, terror picnics and gastronomy, throughout the district, especially in Pueblo from San Juan Tlihuaca.
“Today we are announcing this extraordinary program that will be the first of many to recognize the strength of our community in the world Day of the Deadsaid Nancy Nuñez.
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Mayor Azcapotzalco also highlighted the joint organization of the festival through authorities, groups and the arts community.
In presenting the event, the Mayor was accompanied by authorities and exponents of the cultural sector, who assured that with the cultural offerings presented to the city and the country, the festival will position Azcapotzalco as a national reference for experiencing the celebration of the Holidays. Day of the Dead.
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