List of festivals in Mexico
See also: List of festivals in North America
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Festivals in Mexico. Among the most famous are the folk and religious festivities of Day of the Dead.[1]
Festivals in Mexico
- Charro Days
- Festival Internacional Cervantino (theater)
- Fiestas of Nuevo León
- Fiestas Patrias
- Guelaguetza
- Night of the Radishes
- Oaxaca International Literary Competition
- Sombrero Festival
Food
Feria Nacional de San Marcos 2012
- Puerto Vallarta festival
- Alfeñique fair
- Feria Nacional de San Marcos
- International Pasty Festival
- Night of the Radishes
Religious or folk
- Christmas in Mexico
- Day of the Dead
- Aztec New Year
- Carnival in Mexico
- Carnival of Huejotzingo
- Carnivals of Iztapalapa
- Cozumel Carnival
Film
- Expresión en Corto International Film Festival
- FICCO
- Guadalajara International Film Festival
- Los Cabos International Film Festival
- Mexico International Film Festival
- Morelia International Film Festival
- Oaxaca FilmFest
- Pantalla de Cristal Film Festival
- Pérdidas Film Festival
Music
- Acafest
- Baja Prog
- The BPM Festival
- Electric Zoo
- Electro Beach
- Festival Rock y Ruedas de Avándaro
- Hell & Heaven Metal Fest
- Maquinaria festival
- NWEAMO
- Riviera Maya Jazz Festival
- Rock Boat
- Vive Latino
- Acafest, Acapulco
- The BPM Festival, Playa del Carmen
- Ceremonia, Toluca
- Corona Capital, Mexico City
- Cumbre Tajin, Tajin
- Electric Daisy Carnival, Mexico City
- Festival All My Friends, Rosarito
- Festival Marvin, Mexico City
- Festival NRML, Mexico City
- Hell and Heaven Metal Fest, Mexico City
- Hellow Festival, Monterrey
- Pa´l Norte, Monterrey
- Trópico, Acapulco
- Vive Latino, Mexico City
See also
- List of festivals in North America
- Lists of festivals by country
- Culture of Mexico
- Tourism in Mexico
- Public holidays in Mexico
- Mexican fiestas in the United States
References
- ↑ "Indigenous festivity dedicated to the dead". UNESCO. Retrieved October 31, 2014.
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