Halloween 2017: SCARY photos from the Zombie Walk in Bolivia

The Zombie Walk in La Paz, Bolivia, is an annual event where people get creative and dress up as spooky characters - such as clowns or Catrina (a zinc etching by Mexican painter Jose Guadalupe Posada, showing a skeleton dressed as an upper-class woman with a hat) or zombies - and march down the streets to take part in Halloween celebrations. The annual walk organised on October 28 is supposed to be a charity event to collect money to feed the street animals, according to the organisers. See pictures of the annual walk here. (Source: AP)

A person dressed in a diabolical clown costume looks in the mirror at the start of the Zombie Walk in La Paz, Bolivia, on October 28. The annual walk is a Halloween charity event to collect money to feed street animals, according to organisers. (Source: AP)

A person in a diabolical clown costume carries a sign that says in Spanish "Masks for sale. 75 Bs.," or about 11 dollars, during the Zombie Walk in La Paz, Bolivia, on October 28. (Source: AP)

A youth attends the Zombie Walk in La Paz, Bolivia, on October 28. (Source: AP)

A girl with her face painted as a "Catrina" waits for the start of the Zombie Walk in La Paz, Bolivia, on October 28. (Source: AP)

A man blows a fire ball during the Zombie Walk in La Paz, Bolivia, on October 28. (Source: AP)

A woman in a "Catrina" costume gets ready for the Zombie Walk in La Paz, Bolivia, on October 28. (Source: AP)

A person dressed in a Catholic priest zombie costume participates in the annual Zombie Walk in La Paz, Bolivia, on October 28. (Source: AP)