A vibrant Catrina-style skeletal figure stands centrally in an outdoor paved area of Puebla City, Mexico, positioned against colonial-era stone architecture featuring dark gray block walls and arched passages

A vibrant Catrina-style skeletal figure stands centrally in an outdoor paved area of Puebla City, Mexico, positioned against colonial-era stone architecture featuring dark gray block walls and arched passages. The figure, depicted with a painted white skull head adorned with a colorful ribbon headdress and a small butterfly motif, wears a long-sleeved green folkloric dress. The dress includes a multi-tiered bodice with red, white, yellow, and orange ruffles trimmed with white lace, and a full, flowing green skirt featuring horizontal bands of multicolored ribbons (red, white, yellow, orange, green, black) and white lace near the hem. Skeletal hands are visible, extending outward to hold the voluminous skirt. The figure is mounted on a short, black cylindrical pedestal. To the left, a large dark blue banner advertises "EXPOSICIÓN EL MURMULLO DE LO OCÉANO CÉSAR MENCHACA" with dates "DEL 17 DE JULIO AL 28 DE SEPTIEMBRE." The ground is paved with irregular gray stone tiles, and direct sunlight illuminates the scene, casting clear shadows. The location is within a public area of Puebla's historic center, characterized by traditional stone buildings and arcades.