The Feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe is one of Mexico’s most iconic celebrations. Each December, thousands of pilgrims from across the country arrive at the Basilica in Mexico City, bringing offerings, flowers, and promises to honor the Virgin. In the week leading up to the event, devotees travel by bus, bicycle, and even on their knees as a profound act of faith. The celebration comes alive with dances, music, and the traditional midnight serenade of “Las Mañanitas.” This festival is a powerful display of devotion and culture, uniting Mexico in a spirit of faith and community.