What is the Day of the Dead?

Date: 3-11-22

By: Lisa Martin

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The Day of the Dead festival happens in late October and early November in Mexico. 

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Consistently, Mexicans assemble in burial grounds to recollect their withdrawn relatives, in a festival that is the country's most significant celebration.

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A brilliant ofrenda (altar) to past friends and family was the emphasis on the grounds of the previous Carnegie Library.

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Water is intended to fulfill the thirst of those meeting; fire consuming in candles whose light aids the departed's soul;

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The processions highlight portrayals of the person La Catrina, and different symbols of death and the hidden world.

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Giving proper respect to departed relatives and honoring death as a piece of life.

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Earth is available in food and different things that are exceptional for the dead, and the air is addressed by vivid paper cut into plans.

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Adults and youngsters dress as skeletons and praise the existence of the departed in yearly satisfaction-filled merriments.

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For the beyond two days, individuals in Mexico and other Latin American nations have been celebrating Día de Muertos, or the Day of the Dead. 

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As per tradition, a downpour begins, and the spirits of the dead return to earth.

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