Summit Collection Skeleton Dod Dancing Senorita Red Figurine, 6 x 4.5 x 5.5 inches

As a lover of Dia de Los Muertos and a collector of all items I can display on our Offrenda in celebration of our loved ones that have passed but are never forgotten is the The Day of The Dead (DOD), as known in the U.S. is generally celebrated around the 1st and 2nd of November. Displaying an offrenda is a way of celebrating one's loved ones that have passed is to say we will never forget you, we love you, we think about you all the time, please come back over through the lights (candles), the rainbow of bright colors, your loved one's favorite foods, and favorite past times. Mariachi bands and music (singing songs) are a ginormous part of Mexican culture as such most surround their lives with it.as it brings so much joy, love, laughter, and memories. This dancer, depicted in a beautiful Mexican flag (red and green) as her choice of dress. While the dress is unique and elegant, I am not a fan of the skeleton face painted on this dancer's face as it was completed very childlike and is not in line with the rest of it's 2 other sister dancers offered to purchase and the quality just appears lower to me. It wasn't enough of an issue for me to return this dancer,she just is not my favorite due to her facial features that aren't my favorite. It depends on personal details %26 preferences and what you like displayed on your offrenda if she will be a good fit for you. If you like her, she's still a solid purchase that will last and you'll get your money's worth.

This is NOT a bnice doll like I expected. She is a concrete statue.