Cosplay in the Parque Nacional

Who are these guys?

Today, these folks were showing off their costumes, of Star Wars, Dr. Who, Sailor Moon and other stuff which I either couldn't identify or understand, probably because of generational issues and my lack of a television.

Straight out of Dr. Who.

Dragon Ball???

Gladiators!

No lack of photographers. 

We are Sailor Moon. 

Star Wars is back!

Who is this guy?

By Mike Ceaser, of Bogotá Bike Tours

Monster March on Seventh Ave.

The undead are back!

I didn't spot Peter Pan or Goldilocks and the Seven Dwarves. Most of the costumes were ghoulish, gruesome and grim, and in lots of cases disturbingly remindful of Colombia's violent history. Is this very different from other countries?

Elvira, mistress of the dark, makes an appearance - or two. 

Bounty hunters return with their catch.

Everybody click. 

Actually, gas masks aren't such an unusual dresswear in polluted Bogota.

A tophat and convict crossing paths. 

By Mike Ceaser, of Bogotá Bike Tours

Halloween Scenes

A haunted house in Bogotá's La Candelaria neighborhood. 

Scary monsters in the Callejon del Embjudo. 

A demon on Carrera Septima. 

A blue-haired spirit in Palo Quemao market. 

Devilish doings in Palo Quemao market.

Devils and monster vendors in Palo Quemao fruit market. 

Fairy creatures on La Plaza del Chorro, in La Candelaria. 

A little devil wanders the Santa Fe neighborhood. 

Haunted? A vacant house on Carrera 2.

This costumed creature was participating in a protest by universities studens on the Plaza del Periodista. 

Vendors selling costumes in the San Victorino market. 

By Mike Ceaser, of Bogotá Bike Tours