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Day of the dead

Mexicans believe that death is just a rite of passage, and the Day of the Dead, el 'Dia de los Muertos,' is a 4,000 year-old tradition celebrated in Mexico on November 1st and 2nd each year. Mexican people build small altars in their homes with fruit, food, flowers, and small articles that belonged to their loved ones in the belief that they will come from the afterlife to visit them. Sugar skulls are decorated and sold in the markets — and traditional towns, such as Aguascalientes, hold a 'desfile,' or Day of the Dead procession, attended by over 75,000 people that incorporates music, dancing, allegoric cars, and people dressed as 'Catrinas.'

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Los Viajantes del Transporte Público

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Los Viajantes del Transporte Público

12/01/25 as 09:23

Day of the dead

Si decides ir, prepárate para el mejor evento del año en CDMX. Después de todo, los Viajantes siempre saben elegir.

Ana Karen Vazquez

Los Viajantes del Transporte Público

11/01/25 as 18:50

Valeria Castillo

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Day of the dead

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