November and December are times of processions in Mexico. They often occur as part of the celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe Day (December 12). Groups perform elaborate dances, accompanied by drumbeats, as the procession winds its way through town. Dancers often rehearse for months prior. Dancers may wear costumes bearing images of Catholic saints, but they may also wear traditional pre-Columbian dress as well. The costumes are eye-catching with their enormous headdresses, bead-and feather-work, and bright colors.
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