Univision will help celebrate Our Lady of Guadalupe on Wednesday night with a special celebration in Mexico City.
The Basilica de Guadalupe in Mexico City plays host to hundreds of thousands of people each year as they travel to the celebrate the patron saint of Mexico. The annual pilgrimage is celebrated each year through dancing, bright colors and song. This year, the event will be highlighted on Univision with Primer Impacto anchor Pamela Silva Conde and Univision sportscaster Pablo Ramírez hosting the event. As one of the biggest Mexican cultural and religious events, viewers will be able to tune in on Wednesday night as citizens and visitors alike honor Our Lady of Guadalupe.
How to Watch Mañanitas a Santa María de Guadalupe y Santa Misa 2024:
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2024
Time: 11:35 p.m. ET
TV: Univision
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Viewers will be able to tune in to watch some of the most well-known and talented Latin singers in the world with musical performances by Lucero, Natalia Jiménez, Guadalupe Pineda, Carlos Rivera, Río Roma, María Victoria and many more. Following the performances, viewers will be able to tune into the broadcast of the midnight mass honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe from Basilica de Guadalupe.
The Blessed Mother of Guadalupe is a significant figure in Mexican religious history as she appeared the Juan Diego in 1531. Juan Diego was originally an Aztec who converted to Christianity. When she appeared in front of him, her request was for a temple to be built on the spot she appeared, but the bishop in Mexico City needed a sign before he approved construction. On the inside of Juan Diego’s cloak, an image of the Blessed Mother was imprinted. It has been 483 years since that moment and his cloak is still in near perfect condition and is displayed in the Basilica in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Each year, this event brings a flock of faithful followers to Mexico City to celebrate. Tune in Wednesday night to watch the city pay homage to their patron saint.
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