National Holidays in Valladolid: Experiencing the Cry of Independence in the Main Square Every September, Valladolid is adorned in green, white, and red to commemorate one of the most significant moments in Mexico’s history: the Cry of Independence. In this city, known as the “Sultana of the East,” the Main Square becomes the heart of the patriotic celebrations, bringing together locals and visitors in an atmosphere of festivity, tradition, and national pride. The Main Square: A Stage for Unity Valladolid’s Main Square, surrounded by historic buildings and the majestic Church of San Servacio, is the gathering point where it all begins. Days before September 15, the space starts to be decorated with flags, tricolor lights, and ornaments announcing the arrival of the celebration. Local vendors offer snacks, little flags, and festive accessories that fill the atmosphere with color. The Atmosphere Before the Cry From the afternoon, entire families arrive to enjoy cultural performances, liv...