Category: ICONS
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KAHLO
Frida Catrina honors the legacy of the iconic Mexican artist whose self-portraits and bold colors gave voice to pain, identity, and resilience. Celebrated for embracing indigenous heritage and redefining the female form, Frida remains a timeless symbol of strength, artistry, and cultural pride.
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SELENA
Selena’s impact goes beyond her music; she was a trailblazer in fashion and a symbol of the Tejano community’s spirit.Her music, which seamlessly blended various genres, continues to inspire artists and fans alike.
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LA MARIACHI
Mariachi Catrina embodies the joyous spirit and musical heritage of Mexico, celebrating the iconic mariachi tradition. Dressed in an elegant charro suit and adorned with intricate details, she represents the harmony, pride, and timeless melodies that define Mexican culture.
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MURALES
Catrina Murales celebrates Mexico’s mural tradition as a powerful expression of identity, history, and collective memory. She embodies the vibrant spirit of storytelling through art, honoring a legacy painted on the walls of a nation.
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ADELA
The Adela Catrina Icon honors the brave women of the Mexican Revolution who cared for the wounded and fearlessly joined combat when needed, standing alongside men on the battlefield. These women gave their blood, sweat, and tears for their country, embodying sacrifice, strength, and patriotism.
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MEXICANA
The Catrina Mexicana Icon represents the vibrant spirit and soul of Mexico, embodying its rich cultural heritage and resilience. Adorned in traditional attire with elements like rebozos, embroidered florals, and national colors, she stands as a timeless symbol of pride, unity, and the beauty of Mexican identity.
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LA MEXICA
La Mexica embodies the strength, sophistication, and spiritual richness of the Mexica world before the arrival of Spain, a period marked by architecture that touched the sky, a thriving marketplace at Tlatelolco, complex social and artistic traditions, and a cosmology that guided every aspect of life. La Mexica honors the city that once stood as…
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CASTILLA
“Castilla” refers to the origin of the flowers that Juan Diego, a man of Aztec descent, gathered as proof that the apparitions of the Virgin of Guadalupe were real in 1531, Mexico.
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ALEBRIJE
Catrina Alebrije merges the elegance of La Catrina with the vibrant imagination of Alebrijes, blending two iconic traditions of Mexican culture. This figure honors the spirit of Día de Muertos while bringing to life the colorful world of mythical creatures born from folk artistry.
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CHANTICO
Element of Fire is signified by candles in the ofrenda and depicted by Chantico Catrina, the goddess of fire.