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Every year on November 1st and November 2nd, the relatives of the deceased remember their loved ones with an offering. The offerings consist of placing an altar decorated with flowers, photographs, objects belonging to those who no longer live in this world and even their favorite food and desserts.
This tradition has been passed down from generation to generation and is of Mesoamerica origin, although it is strongly associated with Mexico, due to the fact that Mexico is where the tradition originated from.
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ReplyDeleteThere is actually is amazing festival going on in downtown Houston 10/28 that is all about Dia de los Muertos. If you are into all that stuff you should check it out. I heard it going to be fun and full of vendors and food.
ReplyDeleteI love Dia de los Muerto! Good job!
ReplyDeleteMy parents also set up an alter for Dia de los muertos for my grandparents. They put a pack of cigarettes for my grandfather and a Coca Cola for my grandmother next to their pictures.
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ReplyDeleteNice read. Good information.
ReplyDeleteI have always enjoyed the day of the dead.
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