José Guadalupe Posada
The beautiful skeleton in Mexican culture is commonly known as "La Calavera Catrina." This iconic figure, often depicted in elaborate dresses and adorned with decorative elements, symbolizes the celebration of life and death, particularly during the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) festivities. La Catrina serves as a reminder to embrace mortality with humor and joy.
The iconic Catrina figure was created by Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada in the early 20th century. Posada's calaveras (skeletons) depicted Catrina as a dapper female skeleton, symbolizing the Mexican celebration of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Later, the image was popularized and transformed by artist Diego Rivera in his mural "Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central," where Catrina became a prominent cultural icon.
The cast of El hijo de la calavera - 1984 includes: Rosenda Bernal Jacqueline Castro Paco Pharrez Rubi Re Jaime Reyes
Catrina Estevan An enchanting Women
Jan de Groot - painter - died in 1726.
Jan de Groot - painter - was born in 1650.
The cast of La calavera negra - 1960 includes: Luis Aguilar as El Ranchero Solitario Vicente Lara Fanny Schiller as Esposa de Remigio Enrique Zambrano
It means the death people of family next to us, we used to have calaveras on our dia de muertos and paste at the top a label with the name, it can be of sugar or chocolate. I'm from Cancun,Mexico A calavera is also a rhythmic poem that is written for the day of the dead. many times these poems are political in nature.
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Young Woman in a Black Dress was created in 1515.
H. De La Charlerie
Entendí a la perfección lo de "feliz aniversario", pero eso de "cavalera", ¡¿Qué demontres es eso?Perhaps you said: FELIZ ANIVERSARIO, CALAVERA. The word "calavera" is a noun, not an adjective. Apart from meaning to a "skull" and someother objects, it also refers to a person who is "libertine" and likes going out most of the time. In English, a possible translation could be:Happy anniversary, reckless / madcap boy...