Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In a grand ceremony bustling with eager onlookers, Puerto Vallarta upheld its tradition and cultural splendor by revealing the World's Largest Catrina for the second year in a row on its vibrant boardwalk. This event marked the onset of the city’s renowned Day of the Dead festivities, welcoming both state and municipal dignitaries, including the esteemed Mayor Luis Alberto Michel Rodríguez.
The ceremonious unveiling drew attention not only for its festive significance but also for its remarkable contribution to local tourism, underlined by the presence of the Secretary of Tourism of . . .
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