Two huge sculptures alluding to Oaxacan alebrijes have been installed in the vicinity of Rockefeller Center, considered the heart of New York City. This as part of the event «Month of Oaxaca in the United States», which also coincides with the celebration of the Day of the Dead.
The alebrijes sculptures together with two huge catrinas captivate thousands of tourists who pass through this popular area of the Big Apple.
The impressive Oaxacan alebrije sculptures consist of a jaguar and an eagle, animals considered protectors of the Zapotec culture. These icons of Mexican culture are also identified as guardians of dreams. With information from agencies.
