Cementerio de San Andrés Mixquic - 13610 San Andrés Mixquic
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Contact Cementerio de San Andrés Mixquic
| Address : | Los Reyes, Tláhuac, 13610 San Andrés Mixquic, CDMX, Mexico |
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| City : | CDMX |
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Mario Álvarez on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Es un buen lugar para pasar un rato del día de muertos.
Hay estacionamiento a la entrada del pueblo, frente a las trajineras, por lo que eso, no es problema.
Encuentras mucha tradición en todo el pueblo, y sobretodo en el panteón. Hay exposición temporal en el museo, que está muy bien organizada. La comida típica, los elotes, todo, todo está muy rico.
Lamentablemente hay un tianguis muy grande que ya parece Tepito, pues solo encuentras venta de ropa, y otras cosas que no son tradicionales, muchas casas con pequeños comercios de micheladas y cervezas y es un escándalo de música electrónica y reguetón. Lo cual, es algo sumamente deplorable.
Pero todavía encuentras algunas de las típicas casas con sus altares de muertos abiertos al público, además, en la escuela primaria hacen el altar más grande y lo acompañan de bailables.
El panteón está lleno de veladoras y es un lugar predilecto para hacer fotografía nocturna. Tuve la oportunidad de ver una carpa con música típica de la fecha, bastante agradable.
Conclusión: Es un sitio muy concurrido pero con mucha tradición.
Vale la pena ir.
 It is a good place to spend some time on the Day of the Dead.
There is parking at the entrance of the town, in front of the trajineras, so that is not a problem.
You find a lot of tradition throughout the town, and especially in the pantheon. There is a temporary exhibition in the museum, which is very well organized. The typical food, the corn, everything, everything is very tasty.
Unfortunately there is a very large tianguis that already looks like Tepito, because you only find clothes for sale, and other things that are not traditional, many houses with small shops of micheladas and beers and it is a scandal of electronic music and reggaeton. Which is extremely regrettable.
But you still find some of the typical houses with their altars of the dead open to the public, in addition, in elementary school they make the altar larger and accompany it with dancing.
The pantheon is full of candles and is a favorite place for night photography. I had the opportunity to see a tent with typical music of the date, quite nice.
Conclusion: It is a very busy place but with a lot of tradition.
It is worth going.
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Sergio Junior on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A melhor experiência de nossa viagem de dia dos mortos! Recomendo!
The best experience of our day of the dead trip! I recommend!
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Tavo GR on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ La noche para amanecer del 2 de noviembre estuvo cerrado, cuando en todos los medios decían que iba estar abierto hasta el miércoles por la tarde. En el tianguis no hay más que vendimia atascada de comida (todo caro), tristemente casi nada de tradición (hasta la música, solo reguetón y ese tipo de basura); mucha gente sin cubrebocas y un total caos para entrar y salir de ahí.
The night until dawn on November 2 was closed, when all the media said that it would be open until Wednesday afternoon. In the flea market there is nothing more than vintage jammed food (all expensive), sadly almost no tradition (even the music, only reggaeton and that kind of garbage); lots of people without masks and total chaos to get in and out of there.
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Andžejs Strazdiņš on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Speciāli nav jēga braukt, tas pats ir visur citur Meksikā.
It doesn't make much sense to drive, it's the same everywhere else in Mexico.
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Brandon Palacios on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ El día de muertos no dejan ni ver las tumbas, los locales con un gandallismo en los precios y cosas de muy mala calidad, no conviene ir para nada el día de muertos
On the day of the dead they don't even let you see the tombs, the locals with gangdalism in prices and things of very poor quality, it's not a good idea to go on the day of the dead at all
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Stefany Molina on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pueblo típico para vivir el día de los muertos. Se puede llegar en la tarde y recorrer el pueblo, hay muchas actividades y gastronomía típica: tacos, pulque, chapulines, etc. En la noche el cementerio se llena mucho por lo que es recomendable entrar con tiempo.
Typical town to live the day of the dead. You can arrive in the afternoon and tour the town, there are many activities and typical cuisine: tacos, pulque, grasshoppers, etc. At night the cemetery is very crowded so it is advisable to enter early.
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marek gabonay on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I'd not go there again. It's very busy, Sellers are everywhere and it's impossible to get back to CDMX. Not worth it - there are cemeteries in CDMX that you can visit and they are as colourful as this one but without sellers and stands everywhere. Almost 2 hours drive - believe me it's not worth it.
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Danny Nguyen on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Don’t do it. It’s not worth it with the insane amount of people. Hours in line to get into the cemetery not to mention the mess getting in and out of town.
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