Followers Of Santa Muerte In Mexico Visit Her Temple In Tepito

Followers Of Santa Muerte In Mexico Visit Her Temple In Tepito

Followers of Santa Muerte, also known as ''La Nina Blanca'' (The White Girl), are currently carrying her image in an underground car in Mexico City. They are on their way to her temple on Alfareria Street, Tepito, on the eve of the Day of the Dead and the 22nd anniversary of the figure's installation at that location. They are expressing their gratitude for the blessings she has bestowed during the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis in Mexico over the past three years. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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