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Jose Guadalupe influence Dia de Los Muertos it doesn't matter if you're poor or rich or about your color

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Jose Guadalupe Posada influenced Day of the Dead by drawing skeletons to show people they will not look different even if they are rich or poor, they will all look the same

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Jose Guadalupe influence Día de los  muertos his drawing telling people that it don't matter if you are poor or rich were are going to end upas a skeletons.

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he (Jose Guadalupe posada) inspired the dia de los Muertos and he drew skeletons because he said that they are all equal.

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Jose Guadalupe influenced la catrina

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Posada influenced Día de Los Muertos by using his photos, and it doesn't matter if your rich or poor or if ur dark skinned or light skinned.

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Posada influenced Día de Los Muertos by using his photos, and it doesn't matter if your rich or poor or if ur dark skinned or light skinned.

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Jose Guadalupe used his art work show that it doesn't mater if your rich or poor we are all going to be skeletons

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He inspired people with his drawing telling people that it didn't matter if your rich or poor what matter was that we're all going to end up as skeletons. He also made a drawing that inspired The Day of the Dead. I forgot the name of the drawing, but I know that she did that.

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Jose Guadalupe Posada he invented the calavera and he also did a message about you dont have to be a person that you aren't and he also made an very important symbol witch was the catrina

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posada he inspired it bye making drawling skeletons to tell them that if your rich or not we all end up as skeletons

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he espier the day of the dead by drawing skeletons by using calavera

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Jose Guadelupe Posada Influenced Día De Los Muertos by making la calavera and made books about what she did and la calavera said it doesn't matter about your skin color or if your rich or poor were going to die as skeletons

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marina he inspired the art of skeleton it does not matter if your rich or poor

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marina he inspired the art of skeleton it does not matter if your rich or poor

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Jose Guadalupe Posada influenced Dia de Los Muertos by using his drawings to show, it doesn't matter if you're poor or rich. Also, something with ur skin color. But I forgot. :D

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he made painting that meant if your rich or poor you will still end up dead By your jackie 

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he made painting that meant if your rich or poor you will still end up dead By your jackie 

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he used the skulls in his artwork

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he drew the skeleton woman while drawing skeletons and he inspired Dias de la Muertos

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he made a very important mexican simbole we know as la catrina but back then she was a simbol of how we are all the same at the end of the day. now she represents
dia de muertos

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Jose Guadalupe influenced Dia de los Muertos by drawing skeletons to tell everyone "rich or poor we're all gonna end up as skeletons."

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He invention the calavera   Miguel Godinez Germen

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He invention the calavera   Miguel Godinez Germen