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Rollin’ to the Los Cabos International Film Festival (Dec 3–7): Your Chauffeured Experience

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Every December, Los Cabos transforms into a glamorous stage where the worlds of film and luxury collide. The Los Cabos International Film Festival (Dec 3–7, 2025) will once again attract global filmmakers, cinephiles, and Hollywood stars to this coastal paradise. From red-carpet premieres and international screenings to thought-provoking panels and star-studded afterparties, it’s one of the most anticipated cultural events in Mexico. But with a busy lineup of screenings, discussions, and social gatherings spread across San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, seamless VIP Cabo transportation becomes just as important as your festival pass. That’s where Los Cabos Car Service steps in — ensuring you never miss a moment of the magic. The Magic of the Los Cabos International Film Festival The festival isn’t just about films — it’s about experiences. Here’s what you can expect: Premieres of world-class cinema from Mexico, Latin America, and beyond. Engaging panels and masterclasses where dir...

6 Fascinating Facts About Día de los Muertos You Didn’t Know!

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Every year on November 1st and 2nd , families in Mexico and across Latin America celebrate Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) . This vibrant cultural tradition honors the lives of deceased loved ones. Unlike somber commemorations, this holiday blends remembrance with joy, transforming cemeteries and homes into spaces filled with altars (ofrendas) , decorations , music, and food. Central to the celebration are las flores de cempasúchil , the bright orange Mexican marigolds believed to guide spirits home with their scent and color. In this guide, we’ll explore Día de los Muertos traditions, the meaning of the altar, popular decorations, traditional foods, and the significance of the cempasúchil flower. The Meaning of Día de los Muertos Traditions Día de los Muertos is more than a holiday—it’s a philosophy of life and death. Rooted in ancient Aztec rituals and blended with Catholic influences from Spanish colonization, the traditions celebrate death as a natural continuation of life. K...