Zombies march in Mexico City
According to organizer Pablo Guisa, the fifth annual event in the Mexico capital celebrates the diversity and human rights. Zombies march in Mexico City
Zombies march in Mexico City
Nearly 10,000 zombies march in Mexico City in a bid to smash New Jersey’s record. Thousands of self-proclaimed ‘undead’ gathered in the historic centre of Mexico City for a ‘Zombie Walk’. Noteworthy, organizers hope to set a world record. The 9,860 registered participants dressed in rags and ghoulish makeup to look bloody and decaying. According to organizer Pablo Guisa, the fifth annual event in the Mexico capital celebrates the diversity and human rights, the Associated Press reports.
The 9,860 registered participants dressed in rags and ghoulish makeup to look bloody and decaying. Zombies march, Mexico City
The participants also collected donations for a local food bank. Cities around the world hold zombie walks, and Guinness World Records currently recognizes Asbury Park, New Jersey, as the record holder.
Traditionally, the makeup is the principal thing in this parade. Young people came from very early to be ready with the weirdest makeup and clothes.
Noteworthy, more than 10,000 zombies took part in the Zombie walk (Mexico City, 26th November 2011) to break the world record. And the previous record-holder was Sydney, Australia. In particular, hey had 4,093 participants on October 30, 2010. A group in Brisbane, Australia, has applied for the record, claiming it massed 8,000 zombies last month.
Zombies march in Mexico City
Mexico City Zomby march
Traditional Zombies march, Mexico City
Traditionally, young people come from very early to be ready for the march as the makeup is the principal thing. Mexico City, Mexico. 26th November 2011
In total, more than 10,000 zombies took part in the Zombie walk to break the world record. Meanwhile, the previous record-holder was Sydney, Australia
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