Mexico celebrates the Days of the Dead (Días de los Muertos) on the Christian holidays All Saints' Day (November 1) and All Souls' Day (November 2) instead of Halloween.
Mexicans believe that the spirits of the dead return to enjoy a visit with their friends and relatives during this time. Although it may seem morbid, the holiday is festive. People visit cemeteries with candles and flowers. Children even enjoy candy shaped like skulls, coffins and hearses. Many dress up like ghosts and ghouls and parade through towns.
Means day of the dead, and is a Mexican celebration to remember and prepare special foods for those who have died. It is on November 1st and 2nd, the second day is remembering all the children who have died. On this day, also the streets are filled with decorations and candy skulls, parades, and flowers. They also set up altars and set things on there that whoever pasted away, they set things on there that they liked or that would remind them of them.
Dia de los muertos Se dice Day of the Dead.
altar for dia de los muertos means an altar to the dead.
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El dia de los muertos is celebrated in November first, and second.
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Dia de los muertos (translated as Day of the Deceased) is celebrated on November 2, which is All Souls Day in the Catholic calendar.
'Dia de los Muertos' translates to mean "the Day of the Dead". It is a Mexican holiday that focuses on bringing communities together to pray for and celebrate the lives of those who have passed on before them. Dia de los Muertos is celebrated the day after Halloween - November 1st.
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