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Dia de los Muertos 20221 min read

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David Jolkovski

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November 3, 2022

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Vanessa Gutierrez, of Cottonwood, dressed as "The Angel" during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Mr. Don Julio & Dos Guitarras performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Olivia, 2, and Cooper Gudino, 4, plays instruments while Mr. Don Julio & Dos Guitarras performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Mr. Don Julio & Dos Guitarras performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Cooper Gudino, 4, plays along while Mr. Don Julio & Dos Guitarras performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

An altar during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

An altar during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Matthew Brunner, 4, of Cottonwood, decorates his sugar skull during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Robbin Brunner, 2, of Cottonwood, decorates his sugar skull during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

A sculpture during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Jesse Recker is dressed a "Mariposa Muerto" during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Patrick Ki performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

An altar during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

The Mural Marigold Project during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Cora Rodriguez paints on the Mural Marigold Project during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Cora Rodriguez paints on the Mural Marigold Project during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

The Mural Marigold Project during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Lauren Hutchison is "in mourning" during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

A mural during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

An altar during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Oct. 29.

David Jolkovski

After graduating with a BFA in photojournalism from the Corcoran College of Art + Design, David worked as a photographer for community newspapers in New Jersey and Phoenix and freelanced for the New York Times and The Washington Post. Prior to joining the Sedona Red Rock News, he worked as staff photographer for a nongovernmental organization working in the Caribbean and Central America.

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