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PEOP – Pink Elephants on Parade

Our designer Ritxi has by his new video made a tribute to the scene “Elephants on Parade” from Disney’s film Dumbo. It has been his intention to create a personal tribute to this particular scene, surprisingly considered one of the 100 scariest cinema scenes of all time.
Pink Elephants on Parade is the second chapter of the ¡Viva Calaca! (vivacalaca.com) project. The story happens immediately after what happened on the first video of the project, where a group of little skulls danced at the celebration of the arrival of the Day of the Dead in a very small and typical village in Mexico. At this second chapter, once the party has ended, one of the little skulls drinks more than recommended, and starts having some terrifying nightmares, as it happens to the little Dumbo at Disney’s film. Music on the piece is performed by the Seattle (USA) band-show Circus Contraption, that have created an amazing version of the original theme appearing on the film.
You can enjoy Pink Elephants on Parade here.

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Our designer Ritxi has just premiered his new video made a tribute to the scene “Elephants on Parade” from Disney’s film Dumbo. It has been his intention to create a personal tribute to this particular scene, surprisingly considered one of the 100 scariest cinema scenes of all time.

Pink Elephants on Parade is the second chapter of the ¡Viva Calaca! (vivacalaca.com) project. The story happens immediately after what happened on the first video of the project, where a group of little skulls danced at the celebration of the arrival of the Day of the Dead in a very small and typical village in Mexico. At this second chapter, once the party has ended, one of the little skulls drinks more than recommended, and starts having some terrifying nightmares, as it happens to the little Dumbo at Disney’s film. Music on the piece is performed by the Seattle (USA) band-show Circus Contraption, that have created an amazing version of the original theme appearing on the film.

You can enjoy Pink Elephants on Parade here.