In the central Mexican state of Michoacán, the Procesión del Silencio, a somber Holy Week tradition, brings the community together with a reenactment of Jesus' death and resurrection. For Pili Ruíz, a 26-year-old from La Piedad, the ritual is a cherished Easter tradition that strengthens community ties. The Procession of Silence is marked by the city's adornment in shades of purple and the carrying of a statue of Jesus' body, symbolizing the transfer to the Holy Sepulchre.

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