Dia de los Muertos celebration at Pomona art walk

Dancers from Tradición Dance Company perform at the Hasta La Muerte Día De Los Muertos celebration Saturday at the downtown Pomona Art Walk. They featured their three class level dance groups, Academy Level I, II and III, all separated by age group. They danced traditional dances like Folklorico and even featured Indigenous drum dances. / photo by Marina Bravo
Dancers from Tradición Dance Company perform at the Hasta La Muerte Día De Los Muertos celebration Saturday at the downtown Pomona Art Walk. They featured their three class level dance groups, Academy Level I, II and III, all separated by age group. They danced traditional dances like Folklorico and even featured Indigenous drum dances. / photo by Marina Bravo

Marina Bravo is a senior communications major with a concentration in public relations. She is arts editor and a staff photographer for the Campus Times, and has previously served as a staff writer and photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine. She enjoys going to live shows and everything spooky.

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