Interesting facts about facts about the Day of the Dead in Mexico also called El Dio de Los Muertos?

This is a Mexican tradition which starts on October 31 (halloween) when the dead visit their families and leave on November 2. This tradition/holiday Day of the Dead was the belief of the ancient indigenous mexicans who believed the departed come to visit their families, and eat and drink, and have a good time and leave on Nov. 2

Mexicans fear death just any culture; yet they are joyously celebrating it also through the Day of the Dead.

Family members usually gather around cemeteries and leave offerings of food shaped like skulls & bones to welcome them.

Also, some families erect an alter by placing the picture of the departed, along with foods shaped in skulls & bones, candles, insense, and marigold.

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Interesting facts about facts about the Day of the Dead in Mexico also called El Dio de Los Muertos?

There are actually 2 days of celebration. November 1 is El Dia De Los Angelitoss (or inocentes) for the dead children

November 2 is for the adults, El Dia De Los Muertos