The Best Outfits Celebrities Wore to Mañanitas for the Virgin of Guadalupe

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Artists like Lucero, Daniela Romo, Itatí Cantoral, Aída Cuevas, Maribel Guardia, Aracely Arámbula, Olga Tañón, and many others donned their finest attire to honor the Virgin of Guadalupe. These stars sang 'Las Mañanitas' to 'La Morenita del Tepeyac,' showcasing style, elegance, and designs that paid tribute to a tradition spanning over seven decades.

In 2024, this celebration continued the tradition with spectacular outfits blending fashion and heritage. Here are the most striking looks from the event:

Aída Cuevas stood out with a black mariachi suit adorned with gold details on the sleeves and collar, featuring floral pins and a golden heart on the back.

Her black-and-gold bow, embroidered with the initials "AC," completed the ensemble, paired with a low bun and medium-sized hoop earrings.

Her daughter, Valeria Cuevas, opted for a fresh look, combining a white blouse and fuchsia-accented skirt with lace, accessorized with a white rebozo, layered necklaces, and floral-adorned hair.

The Mexican singer-songwriter Ana Bárbara impressed the crowd with an elegant white skirt and jacket embroidered with black flowers, accessorized with a gray shawl for a sophisticated touch.

Daniela Romo embraced a relaxed yet polished style with a black pantsuit featuring gold buttons.

Guadalupe Pineda, a Latin Grammy winner, dazzled in a stunning white strapless gown embroidered with flowers and paired with a fuchsia scarf.

Isabel Lascuráin embraced tradition with a colorful Mexican poncho in purple, red, blue, and green, matched with white pants.

The iconic performer Lucero wore a black, white, and silver mariachi suit, enhanced by a half ponytail and long earrings.

Her daughter, Lucerito Mijares, also shined in a black outfit accented with a beige vest adorned with branch designs, her radiant smile captivating everyone.

International artists have performed at the celebration as well

The Puerto Rican singer Olga Tañón lit up the event with a fitted gown adorned with silver stones that reflected the stage lights, complemented by chains flowing from the sleeves and back for a unique flair.

The Costa Rican star Maribel Guardia appeared with her grandson, José Julián, in a spectacular black gown by designer Mitzy. The dress featured oversized floral patterns on a structured skirt, her loose hair styled with braided details and vibrant red flowers for a festive touch.

Finishing the list of Mexican stars

Adding to the glamour, Mariana Seoane wore a fuchsia dress embellished with pink flowers and green branches, completed with mesh sleeves and wavy hair.

Meanwhile, Aracely Arámbula channeled a fairytale princess in a shimmering beige gown, enhanced by a white satin cape adorned with embedded crystals.

Itatí Cantoral, who had several wardrobe changes during the event, performed in a white dress featuring intricate detailing like a buttoned bodice and pastel floral accents in her updo.

Millions of devotees traveled from across the country to celebrate the Virgin of Guadalupe, offering gratitude for another year of blessings while enjoying heartfelt performances by these talented artists. The fusion of breathtaking fashion and heartfelt devotion made this celebration an unforgettable experience for all in attendance.