Mexico City has been glowing amid a series of light projections and installations, for the city’s third annual International Festival of Lights, FILUX.
There were 17 light displays around the city, including projections on key buildings, such as the Palace of Fine Arts.
Visitors were also encouraged to take part in an interactive performance, using bunches of luminous bracelets.
More No Comment
D is for democracy: Swiss preschoolers learn to be good citizens
Salisbury Cathedral becomes hub for huge COVID-19 vaccination drive
Japan: Priests pour icy water over themselves as part of annual ritual
Celebrations for VP-elect Kamala Harris in Indian ancestral village
Trump's waxwork already removed from display at Paris' Musee Grevin
Kim Jong Un greets senior officials after congress
Italy's Mount Etna spews rocks and lava in volcanic explosions
Russians submerge in frozen waters to mark Epiphany
Heavily armed gun lobbyists hit Richmond ahead of Biden inauguration
Flags replace people on National Mall for Biden's inauguration
Kosovo artist creates Joe Biden portrait using grains and seeds
Istanbul skids and slides to a halt as snow blankets Turkish city
'Brexit carnage': UK fishing sector protests extra red tape outside EU
Tunisian police continue to clash with protesters
Residents on island of Java clear up ash from Mount Semeru volcano