Día de Muertos: How Mexico Turns Grief Into Light and Love

As October fades into November, families across Mexico observe Día de Muertos. It’s a tradition unlike any other. During this sacred time, it’s believed that the souls of departed loved ones return to the world of the living for a brief and beautiful reunion. It’s not a time for mourning, but rather for celebration.

EVENTS PUERTO VALLARTA

Events Puerto Vallarta

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MEXICO & BANDERAS BAY AREA NEWS

Tropicasa’s November Hot Property: Las Moradas 4

Located in Amapas, Las Moradas 4 is a newly updated 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath villa in one of Puerto Vallarta's most sought-after neighborhoods. It features double-height ceilings, a private rooftop with ocean views, a two-car garage, and an independent guest studio.
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PUERTO VALLARTA LIVING

Puerto Vallarta’s Catrina Always Has the Last Laugh

A little friendly competition never hurt anyone, especially when it involves two giant Catrinas! MiMi Bomba takes a humorous look at Puerto Vallarta's efforts to outdo Guadalajara, a little local pride, and one very tall lady with a spectacular view of the bay.
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ENTERTAINMENT

Celebrate Día de Muertos Weekend at Nacho Daddy

Nacho Daddy celebrates Día de Muertos with Brenda Gaviño on October 29, followed by its 18th annual Halloween party on October 31. On November 1, Fado with Ale Matus y Dabit Azonfeia returns for an evening of Portuguese music, passion and soul.
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