of 210,000 people as part of the tour for his 2012 album Believe. On 1 October 2016, Roger Waters performed in the square before 170,000 people, once again for free and with a strong political message against Donald Trump and Enrique Peña Nieto included in sections of the show, which consisted of outtakes from his Pink Floyd years. In popular culture The sci-fi series Babylon 5 uses the name "Zocalo" as the station's main gathering place. Dutch trance music producer Armin Van Buuren has a song called "Zocalo" on his 2005 album Shivers, which, Josh Gabriel, of Gabriel & Dresden, recounts is named after Zocalo Coffeehouse in San Leandro, California, which Armin visited while recording the song, and which is itself named after the Zocalo in Mexico City. The pre-title sequence of the 2015 James Bond film Spectre takes place largely above the Zocalo, as Bond takes command of a SPECTRE getaway helicopter. The scene is set against a Day of the Dead parade, which actually had never been held at the square before. However, after the film's release, the city officials decided to hold a Day of the Dead parade starting at the Angel of Independence and finishing at the Zocalo square on 29 October 2016 using props and wardrobe from the film. The parade has been held every year since. The release of the acoustic version of the Twenty One Pilots song "Chlorine" contains the coordinates to this location. See also Statues of Pegasus, Mexico City, formerly installed in the plaza Zócalo (Puebla) References External links Colonial Mexico Historic center of Mexico City History of Mexico City Independent Mexico Landmarks in Mexico City Mexican culture Modern Mexico National Monuments of Mexico National squares Olympic athletics venues Plazas in Mexico City Venues of the 1968 Summer Olympics