This nighttime image depicts a street scene in Guanajuato City, Mexico, likely during a Day of the Dead celebration

This nighttime image depicts a street scene in Guanajuato City, Mexico, likely during a Day of the Dead celebration. The primary subject is a tall Catrina figure, a traditional Mexican skeletal representation, positioned centrally in a procession. The Catrina figure features a skull face with illuminated eye sockets glowing orange, and a floral headpiece with red, white, and pink elements. It wears a long, pink, patterned dress with visible seams and a smaller face-like ornament on the torso. The figure stands significantly taller than the surrounding individuals. In the immediate foreground, two men walk past the Catrina. On the left, a man in a black velvet jacket with white ruffled cuffs holds an indeterminate object in his right hand. On the right, a man in a light-colored zip-up jacket, blue jeans, and a dark backpack walks towards the left, looking toward the Catrina. Behind the Catrina figure, a group of people is visible on the left, some partially obscured. One person carries a black banner on a pole. Further back on the right, a woman carries a child, walking away from the camera. Other indistinct figures are present throughout the background. The environment consists of tall, stone-faced buildings that define a narrow street. The building on the left features a light-colored octagonal dome with arched windows. Adjacent to it, another building section features a reddish dome with a small spire. A bright streetlamp emits a strong light bloom near the left dome. A more traditional, antique-style street lantern is affixed to the stone wall further down the street on the right. Thin power lines cross the upper portion of the frame. A portion of a light blue pickup truck bed is visible on the far left. The street appears paved and slightly uneven.