On Good Friday, April 18, 2025, the 182nd "Representation of the Passion of Christ" was celebrated in the streets of the Iztapalapa borough, Mexico City. This event, also known as 'Viacrucis', is a living tradition recognized internationally that reflects the roots, identity, and strength of the people of Iztapalapa.
The head of Government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, highlighted the importance of this representation on social media. On this occasion, José Julio Olivares played the role of Jesus of Nazareth in the 182nd edition of the "Representation of the Passion of Christ".
The "Passion of Christ" is a cultural manifestation that involves the community of Iztapalapa in recreating the last moments of Jesus's life. With a long history, this event has become a symbol of devotion and tradition for the inhabitants of the region.
Every year, thousands of people flock to the streets of Iztapalapa to witness this representation, which, beyond being a religious event, is a testament to the culture and fervor of the community. The careful staging, costumes, music, and active participation of the neighbors make this event a unique and moving experience for those who attend.
During Holy Week, the "Representation of the Passion of Christ" in Iztapalapa is an event that transcends borders and has established itself as one of the most significant acts of Mexican tradition.
