Mexico Festival - World Mime Festival

Frederik Mime Theatre group members perform in the Festival of Mime, clown and circus to-3 that was held in Milpa Alta, Mexico City, Mexico, Friday (03/08/2012). The event will last until August 25, 2012. (Photo: REUTERS / Henry Romero) viva

Mexico Parade - Mexico Gay Parade

Thousands of gays, lesbians, transsexuals and their supporters took part in the Gay Parade in Mexico City, Mexico, Saturday (02/06/2012) local time. They filled the streets, carrying placards bearing messages and also the colors of the rainbow flag is a symbol of their identity. (Photo: REUTERS / Henry Romero) viva

 

Mexico Tradition - Mexico Women's Wrestling action on Street Ring

A wrestling show held in the streets of Mexico City, Mexico, Sunday (9/10). Uniquely, the game is in Lucha Libre called the local language, the majority of wrestlers in action is a housewife. Even a wrestler named Catrina is a grandmother of seven grandchildren who are aged 56 years. Mexico's women wrestlers usually act in the ring by using a pseudonym while wearing masks to protect their identity. (Photo: REUTERS / Carlos Jasso) viva

New Record - Zombie Walk in Mexico Sets World Record

A number of people taking part and looking like a zombie in "Zombie Walk" in Mexico City, Saturday (26/11/2011). More than nine thousand participants gathered at the Monument of the Revolution to create a new Guinness record previously held by Zombie Walk 4093 participants in New Jersey, USA last year. Photo: REUTERS / Bernardo Montoya viva

Top Celebration - Death Day celebrations in Mexico

Mexican communities celebrate 'Day of the Dead' or the Day of Deaths on Tuesday (01/11/2011). The annual tradition is held to commemorate their friends and relatives who had died. (Photo: REUTERS) www.vivanews.com

Top Celebration - National Cowboy Day Celebration in Mexico

Some Charro (Mexican cowboy) celebrates National Charro Days in Cancun, Mexico, Wednesday (14 / 9). In this country, the Rodeo is the national sport. While the National Charro Days celebration began in 1934 to commemorate the liberation of the country. (Photo: REUTERS / Victor Ruiz Garcia)