Nautical Parades

My participation in nautical parades is one of the most powerful ways I bring my art to life. When my Giant Catrinas, Catrines, and characters rise above the waves on decorated boats, they become living symbols of Mexican culture traveling across the sea.

In Los Cabos, these parades are more than events —
they are floating celebrations of tradition, creativity, and community.
The ocean becomes a stage, the boats become canvases,
and the entire marina transforms into a moving festival of color and spirit.

I design each nautical presentation with intention:
the artwork, the lighting, the theme, and the atmosphere all come together so the piece feels alive even in the middle of the water. The wind, the sea, and the music create a magical environment where the characters seem to dance with the waves.

For me, taking part in these parades is emotional.
It’s a moment where art, culture, and the ocean meet.
Families watch from the shore, children wave,
and the spirit of Día de Muertos or any special theme
shines brightly against the night sky.

My nautical parade creations have become memorable highlights of celebrations in Cabo San Lucas — whether honoring tradition, elevating tourism festivals, or creating unforgettable moments for the community.

On the water, my art becomes something else:
a beacon of Mexican identity,
a moving tribute to our heritage,
and a celebration carried by the sea.