Art was also present on March 8 as a form of expression and fight for the women who demonstrated in the streets on Friday, celebrating International Women's Day.

Artists and dancers participated in the march for the rights of women, all of whom met around Zona Río in Tijuana.

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Members of the group "Mujeres Danzantes" (Dancing Women), for example, demonstrated by raising their voices together and passing incense, while marking the different steps of the Aztec dance.

Wearing attires of Mexico's native people, with feathers on their heads and multicolored clothing, they were carrying a poster that read "Group Mujeres Danzantes for a dignified cosmovision free of violence" alongside the phrase "That whatever is unfair is never indifferent to us."

Among the dances, songs, and several other expressions they showed a different way of demonstrating, making their way through hundreds of women that were walking in the streets of Tijuana.

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