@chicagovistas: So, what happened to La Catrina? 🇲🇽 Good news she wasn’t destroyed or forgotten. ❤️ The monumental La Catrina was created in Aguascalientes, Mexico, by artist José Luis Martínez Pasillas. After her time on Michigan Avenue, she became a traveling cultural exhibit, appearing in other cities and sharing Mexican art and Día de Muertos traditions beyond Chicago. Her exact location today isn’t publicly confirmed but her story continued long after Michigan Avenue. #LaCatrina #Chicago #MichiganAvenue #MagnificentMile #chicagotiktok

horsedoc-Dawn gen ❌️ :

My Mexican Folklorico Youth dance troupe (Ballet Folklorico Infinity) danced there when La Catrina was installed there. She was in Bolingbrook before being installed on Michigan Ave. The held a festival in Bolingbrook for the arrival from Mexico and we danced there as well.

ChirishSoxWitch :

I got video of her last year while I was interviewing for spa positions in the area

Stefani Juarez :

I am glad I got to take a picture with the Catrina ☺️

Lupis Velazquez 🪷 :

They have it exposed inside the Mexican consulate in Chicago!!

JoseMujica :

La Catrina, which was removed a few months after the Mexican goods store closed there, was a beautiful piece that could be seen on the Michigan bird.

Erickson 🖋️House of Ink :

Chicago

Paula Marquez-Vela :

23chicago5555 :

They moved to smaller location riverwalk

donma1988W1 :

Yup I remember

flordelgado711 :

He is at the Mexican consulate.

Sunny :

Me too I took a picture of her when I visited Chicago, omg Lux Chicago is so beautiful

❤️✨GlowWithNing✨❤️ :

Spooky season is approaching

❤️rabbit❤️ :

Beautiful 🤩

Douglas hernandez :

😏😏😏

Tonita Muñoz Rasillo :

I wish they could bring her back since I didn’t get to see her last time here in Chicago at Michigan Ave.

nap the pita 🥙 🇬🇷 :

😀😀😌😌

Gi.G1.2♐✨ :

🔥🔥🔥

claudiavaldez21131 :

👍👍👍

jodygtv :

🔥🔥