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For the deceased ancestors they usually place special bread on the grave, called Pan de Muertos. Favorite foods of the dead one is placed on the ofrenda. Some common foods and drinks are tamales, mole negro, calabaza en dulce, hot chocolate, and a variety of fruits.
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On the Day of the Dead the people usually wear a skull mask/makeup and fancy clothing. Such as a long, flowy dress, lace paired with a crown of flowers for women and a classic 50's look for men.
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People usually believe that The Day of the Dead is the Mexican version of Halloween, but it's not.  This holiday has been celebrated since 1800 B.C.  People also believe that The Day of the Dead is scary. This holiday is about love, not fear. Some people think that this holiday is a cult, this ritual has nothing to do with cults.
Website and Picture: https://www.inside-mexico.com/common-misconceptions-about-the-day-of-the-dead-celebration/

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Halloween- Is more of a fun holiday and is meant for kids to dress up and trick-or-treat.
Same- both are celebrated during October 31st, both deal with costumes, graveyards, and skeletons
Day of the Dead- Dedicated to honoring their loved ones and ancestors that have passed away.
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How to Celebrate the Day of the Dead in Mexico

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There are two parts of Dia De Los Muertos; on November 1, Dia de los Inocentes is celebrated. This part of the holiday honors children who have died. Their graves are decorated with white orchids and baby's breath.
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They are exactly what the name describes: skull-shaped sugar. They represent a departed soul, the name is sometimes written on the forehead and placed on the ofrenda to honor the deceased one. They reflect the folk are style of smiles, being happy, colorful icing, sparkly tin, and glittery decorations.

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Refers to the tissue paper flags shaped with a variety of patterns.  They are hung everywhere on the Day of the Dead for decoration.
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https://www.thespruceeats.com/sugar-skull-history-2342805

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A skeletal figure made out of paper mache, sometimes masks,and figurines. They are usually associated with the names of the deceased.
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An offering or object placed on the grave to honor the deceased one.  Food is prepared and sometimes special drinks for their still living souls.
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Flowers, candles, and sugar skulls are usually placed on the grave. Along with the favorite foods of the deceased one. Also favorite stories are told of those who have passed.
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The Aztecs originally celebrated this holiday. The celebrations consist of making ofrendas for the deceased loved ones. These ofrendas are decorated with things the that the deceased liked to do and liked to eat. Other activities consist of having parties and decorating graves. In mexican homes, calacas are displayed for decoration. When souls arise from the grave, they know where to find their altars because the candles light the path. Day of the Dead is a time of celebration over someone's life.

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https://www.unitingnc.org/stand-with-us/november-3-day-dead-main-event-ofrenda-exhibition-greensboro/

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This holiday begins on October 31 and ends on November 2.
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http://www.calendarpedia.com/when-is/day-of-the-dead.html
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