Will’s birthday coincided with Dia de Los Muertos.
Jean and Stephanie joined us for a night of celebration, starting with a celebration of death (rather than birth). We walked up to El Teatro de la Ciudad, unsure of what to expect, and found a fantastic crowd and very well-run event. It included a loud and long stage performance, in Spanish of-course, a competition of ‘Catrinas’, elegant dead women, and booths set up to attribute deceased ancestors. We also perused a cool market with non-tourist prices – this is where we picked up Roko and Pazo.
These festivites were followed by dinner, drinks, and a few games of pool. One (large) shot of tequila did Will in.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_the_Dead
Upon return to the boat, Will hangs with his cute little buddies
Roko and Pazo
The Show (photo courtesy of Stephanie)
Makeup Closeup (photo courtesy of Stephanie)
Jean and Catrina (photo courtesy of Stephanie)
Will and two Catrinas (photo courtesy of Stephanie)
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Will, you look rather pale…. Was it the Tequila, getting older or just all those dead people?
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Haha, definitely a combination of all three!
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You kids keep my dream live of going down south. KEEP IT UP Rich
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Gald to feed the dream! Thanks for reading 🙂
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, WILL!!!!
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