Romeo Santos and Prince Royce Stroll Guadalajara Dressed as Catrinas
Romeo Santos and Prince Royce hit the streets of Guadalajara dressed as catrinas, hours before their concert in Zapopan.
Key points
- The bachata singers walked through Guadalajara, Jalisco, in costume without being immediately recognized.
- The outing took place hours before their performance at the Estadio Panamericano in Zapopan.
- Romeo Santos posted images of the walk on Instagram: "This year, Mexico got the tradition!"
Dominican bachata singers Romeo Santos and Prince Royce celebrated Halloween in Mexico. They dressed as catrinas and walked through the streets of Guadalajara, Jalisco, to mingle with the public without being immediately recognized.
The outing took place hours before their show at the Estadio Panamericano in Zapopan. They used that time to take part in festivities tied to Día de Muertos, one of Mexico's most representative cultural traditions.
According to De Último Minuto, the outing was part of a Halloween habit of Romeo Santos: dressing up and mixing with the crowd. This time he was joined by Prince Royce.
Romeo Santos shared on his Instagram account a collection of images showing him with Prince Royce dancing and taking photos with people they met along the way. "This year, Mexico got the tradition!" the artist wrote.
Catrinas are figures associated with Día de Muertos, known for their elegant dress and skull-style makeup. In cities like Guadalajara, these celebrations include cultural activities, decorations, music and family gatherings.