L.A. Taco's master of Dia de los Muertos events, Erick Huerta, has outdone himself with this year's listings by plotting them all on a map! Click on any event to check it out and get a link to the official event page. The full map also contains a text list of every event. If you have an event we missed, please send to info@lataco.com.
View Ultimate 2013 Día de los Muertos Event Guide in a full screen map
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