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LA’s iconic Día de los Muertos returns to Hollywood Forever Cemetery

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Banchariya, S. (2026, October 25). LA’s iconic Día de los Muertos returns to Hollywood Forever Cemetery. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/25/us-news/las-iconic-dia-de-los-muertos-returns-to-hollywood-forever-cemetery/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-25 · by Sheetal Banchariya

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On Saturday, Hollywood Forever Cemetery hosted its 27th annual Día de los Muertos festival from noon to midnight, attracting thousands of visitors. This year's theme was "All Under One Sky," emphasizing unity in remembrance and grief. The event featured a diverse lineup of musicians including DannyLux and Trish Toledo, along with cultural performances such as Danza Azteca collectives and a procession by the Voladores de Papantla dancers. Attendees also interacted with over 100 community-built altars honoring deceased loved ones and visited an art exhibition inside the Cathedral Mausoleum.
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The 27th edition of Los Angeles's iconic Día de los Muertos festival returned to Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Saturday, attracting thousands of visitors from noon until midnight. The annual event featured a mix of traditional and contemporary elements, with a theme titled “All Under One Sky.” Attendees enjoyed the Day of the Dead fine art exhibition curated by Nery Gabriel Lemus inside the historic Cathedral Mausoleum, while families gathered in the Children’s Plaza for crafts and storytelling. Musicians including DannyLux, Trish Toledo, and Tropa Magica headlined the event alongside various DJs and Danza Azteca collectives. The festival highlighted the importance of remembering loved ones across cultural boundaries.

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California DannyLux Día de los Muertos Mexican Tropa Magica

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California GPE · 1× Cuahutli ORG · 1× DannyLux ORG · 1× Danza Azteca NORP · 1× Dro Barlo PERSON · 1× Los Shadows ORG · 1× Mexican NORP · 1× Que Madre PERSON · 1× Trish Toledo PERSON · 1× Tropa Magica ORG · 1×

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Attendees explored the annual Day of the Dead fine art exhibition, curated by Nery Gabriel Lemus, inside the historic Cathedral Mausoleum, while families and children gathered in the dedicated Children’s Plaza for cultural crafts and storytelling.
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The Hollywood Forever Cemetery hosted thousands of people Saturday from noon to midnight for the 27th edition of the festival. asserted
Cemetery → host → festival
“Día de los Muertos reminds us that love knows no borders. asserted
love → remind → borders
Memory belongs to us all. asserted
Memory → belong → us
Grief belongs to us all. asserted
Grief → belong → us
Hope belongs to us all. asserted
Hope → belong → us
When we gather to honor our ancestors, we are reminded that every life leaves behind a story — and every story is worthy of being remembered,” the event’s official website said. asserted
website → gather → story
Sign up for the California Morning Report newsletter The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now. Thanks for signing up! asserted
Sign → sign → California
People in traditional face paint and vibrant costumes attended the event. asserted
People → attend → event
The music lineup featured a mix of regional Mexican, indie and traditional performers. asserted
lineup → feature → performers
DannyLux headlined the contemporary music roster alongside Trish Toledo, Tropa Magica, Los Shadows, with sets from DJ Que Madre, DJ Joaqu.n and DJ Dro Barlo. asserted
DannyLux → headline → Madre
Cultural programs were anchored by Danza Azteca collectives including Cuahutli, Telpochcalli Coyolxauhqui, Sol de Fuego, Tepeyollot Cuautitlan, Nahui Ehecatl, and Coyotl, alongside the Danza de los Voladores de Papantla. asserted
programs → anchor → Papantla
Throughout the day, attendees experienced over 100 community-built altars honoring departed loved ones and watched a ceremonial procession of hundreds of Aztec dancers. asserted
attendees → experience → dancers
Attendees explored the annual Day of the Dead fine art exhibition, curated by Nery Gabriel Lemus, inside the historic Cathedral Mausoleum, while families and children gathered in the dedicated Children’s Plaza for cultural crafts and storytelling. asserted
families → explore → crafts
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