Rocío Dúrcal comes alive in Chambao Madrid’s Día de Muertos altar.

Source: El Mirador de Madrid

Madrid fills with marigold flowers and the aromas of pan de muerto during one of the most emblematic celebrations of the Mexican calendar, Día de Muertos. This tradition, celebrated every November across borders, honors memory with joy and color. This year, Chambao Madrid on Paseo de la Castellana commemorates the occasion with an altar dedicated to Rocío Dúrcal, the Spanish singer who won the heart of Mexico and became a bridge between the two cultures.