Day of the Dead Comes to New Orleans (PHOTOS)
Mexico’s Dia de los Muertos is increasingly popular north of the Rio Grande, and no city has done a better job of embracing the traditions surrounding All-Saints Day and then adding the sort of lagniappe for which the Crescent City is famous: street parades, jazz bands, public art displays, and a wilingness to don outrageous party outfits at the drop of a downbeat.

Courtesy Kim Welsh & Skin n Bonez

Mexico’s Dia de los Muertos is increasingly popular north of the Rio Grande, and no city has done a better job of embracing the traditions surrounding All-Saints Day and then adding the sort of lagniappe for which the Crescent City is famous: street parades, jazz bands, public art displays, and a wilingness to don outrageous party outfits at the drop of a downbeat.
Courtesy Skinz n Bonez

Courtesy Kim Welsh & Skin n Bonez

Courtesy Skinz n Bonez

Courtesy Kim Welsh & Skin n Bonez

Courtesy Kim Welsh & Skin n Bonez

Courtesy Kim Welsh & Skin n Bonez

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Courtesy Kim Welsh & Skin n Bonez

Courtesy Skinz n Bonez

Courtesy Skinz n Bonez
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