It is often translated as "the elegant female skeleton" or "the elegant death".
While "catrina" itself doesn't have a direct English equivalent, it evokes the idea of a sophisticated, fashionable, and even defiant representation of death.
It is often translated as "the elegant female skeleton" or "the elegant death".
While "catrina" itself doesn't have a direct English equivalent, it evokes the idea of a sophisticated, fashionable, and even defiant representation of death.