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Save to lightbox. La Santa Muerte or Santisima Muerte is a popular Mexican figure who personifies death and is an object of worship, the devotees of her are usually perceived as people associated with crime, gang activity, prostitution, drug trafficking. On June 1, in Mexico City, Mexico.

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Photo by E A faithful holds a statue of Santa Muerte, while arriving at the Altar of Santa Muerte in the town of Tepito, as part of the celebrations that held on the first day of each month, hundreds of devotees attend to venerate it, give thanks for the favors and the fulfilled promises that this deity has granted them. Inside one of the many bars where prostitution is practiced openly.

It is in places like this that many of the young women are last reportedly seen alive. Mexico City, Mexico, June 1, Photo by Ricardo F A faithful with a tatoo of Santa Muerte, while arriving at the Altar of Santa Muerte in the town of Tepito, as part of the celebrations that held on the first day of each month, hundreds of devotees attend to venerate it, give thanks for the favors and the fulfilled promises that this deity has granted them.

Marisa Ugarte, crusader against child prostitution listens to the director of the El Pozo cq orphanage in Tijuana, Mexico.

Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. On June 1,Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico: A faithful holds a statue of Santa Muerte, while arriving at the Altar of Santa Muerte in the town of Tepito, as part of the celebrations that held on the first day of each month, hundreds of devotees attend to venerate it, give thanks for the favors and the fulfilled promises that this deity has granted them.

Marisa Ugarte, crusader against child prostitution observes the care given to younger children at the El Pozo cq orphanage in Tijuana, Mexico. Marisa Ugarte, crusader against child prostitution holds onto a young girl as she walks along a street alley near the El Pozo cq orphanage in Tijuana, Mexico. Photo by Ricardo A faithful holds a statue of Santa Muerte, while arriving at the Altar of Santa Muerte in the town of Tepito, as part of the celebrations that held on the first day of each month, hundreds of devotees attend to venerate it, give thanks for the favors and the fulfilled promises that this deity has granted them.

On J June 1,Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico: A faithful with a tattoo of Santa Muerte, while arriving at the Altar of Santa Muerte in the town of Tepito, as part of the celebrations that held on the first day of each month, hundreds of devotees attend to venerate it, give thanks for the favors and the fulfilled promises that this deity has granted them. Photo by Eye A faithful with a tatoo of Santa Muerte, while arriving at the Altar of Santa Muerte in the town of Tepito, as part of the celebrations that held on the first day of each month, hundreds of devotees attend to venerate it, give thanks for the favors and the fulfilled promises that this deity has granted them.