Today at the Mexican Day of The Dead Festival at The Bowers Museum in Santa Ana. I have a soft spot in my heart for these young Mariachi players.
Daily Photo: Dias De Los Muertos Cultural Festival
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Can I tag along with you? You always are doing something fun. I love that first picture. Amazing. I just want to squeeze that little boys cheeks! Adorable.
Happy Anniversary!!!
I was just reading about this Mexican Holiday on my friend Laure (kellers on the Prairie)
Soooo… I am getting an extended education reading blogs!!!
I knew it was not a waste of time. 🙂
Suz–this is an outstanding blog and I love your photography.
I particularly appreciate your mission to show that the OC is a diverse place!
Thanks for your too kind comments on The Jason Show today–I wasn’t fishing for compliments but I do feel good when I get one!
I will be back! Have a great day.
Another fun shot! Happy Anniversary!!
The photo of the young Mariachi is beautiful. You can tell he takes his music seriously. Love the photos!
I once had the opportunity to celebrate the Day of the Dead in a small fishing village in Mexico. My cousin’s husband was born and raised in Mexico City. When we visited, we were able to see the “real” Mexico! Her husband plays in a string quartet called “La Catrina”. If you get a chance, Google it, and look for Daniel Vega Albela….he is my cousin’s hubby!!! Their music is AMAZING:) Let me know what you think.
you get better with EVERY shot. Wow Suzanne this is awesomE!