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Mexico is gearing up for Día de Muertos, with coverage across the country detailing dates for building altars to receive the dead. Mexico City has announced its 2026 Day of the Dead parade with time and route details, while Chapultepec will host a large festival. Guanajuato is decorating with flowers and copal, Doctor Mora will unveil a monumental Catrina, and media are highlighting the tradition's roots in the Mictlán, the Aztec underworld.

A 1980 Paris recording of Michel Corrette's Six Organ Concertos Op. 26 is being shared among classical music listeners. The performance features François-Henri Houbart on the choir organ of the Church of Notre-Dame des Blancs-Manteaux in Paris, with the Orchestre de Chambre Bernard Thomas under the conductor's direction. Corrette, an 18th-century French composer, remains a niche interest, and the sharing of this vintage recording is drawing small attention from organ music enthusiasts.

Nike Mexico is promoting a Day of the Dead-themed Air Jordan 1 Low OG called 'We Are Stories', drawing attention from sneaker fans in Mexico around the Dia de Muertos season. Interest centres on the design and its celebration of Mexican heritage, with coverage from menswear and gear outlets tracking the teased release.