World's tallest Catrina sculpture on display in Mexico City ahead of Day of the Dead

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCT. 29, 2026: The world's tallest Catrina sculpture, standing 33.411 meters high, was on display at Zocalo Square in Mexico City on Thursday, Oct. 29, ahead of Day of the Dead celebrations.

Standing 33.411 meters (109.6 feet) tall, the sculpture features a steel structure and fiberglass elements weighing more than 100 tons.

The installation includes a dress measuring over 27 meters in length and is surrounded by 100,000 marigold flowers.

The sculpture is displayed ahead of Mexico's traditional Day of the Dead celebrations, held annually on Nov. 1 and 2 to honor deceased loved ones.