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This date is a really imaprtant date to Latin Americans. They celebrate "El Dia de los Muertos" which means The Day of the dead.
This is celebrated in places like Mexico, USA,  and Puerto Rico but they all celebrate this holiday differently.

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In different parts of Mexico is celebrated differently but the most common traditions that they do is that there's Festivals, People go visit there relatives that have passed away. Instead of them being sad they are happy because this is a way that they know that they come back and visit them again.

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When people go visit there ancestors at the cemetery this is how it looks like. The families fill the grave with flowers and many beautifull things that make it like up and a really happy vibe.

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When they start stetting up the altar they put a picture of there ancestors. They also put many sugar skulls and most importantly they put some of the food that they loved to eat and it said that they come and eat that food and it makes them really happy.

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Many people form the "Pueblo" city all pitch in money to do this huge party before going to vitising there ancesters at the cemetarry.

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This means Offering; They set up to remember and honor the memory of their ancestors. Before setting an altar, they thoroughly clean their house. We must remember they are going to have very important “visitors”.

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"Columbian tradition combines themes and rituals drawn from indigenous practices and Roman Catholicism. In fact, the holiday coincides with All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day."

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Illinois: Every Year the Chicago Urban Art Society celebrate this day with "Baile de las Calaveras" Dancing skeleton.

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When you compare these two theres some similarities between how Mexico and the U.S celebrate. They both set up altars have festivals and even theres starting to be more involvement in schools about this Holiday.
The only difference between these two is that Mexico goes way way out and have a bigger celebration.
Colombia is different they do set up altars and all that but they are more like about religion than about celebration.

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San Fransisco: 80 Bay area artists will be part of an exhibit titled were they create altars and Festivals at the Garfield Park.

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CoCo - Memorable Moments - Migue Live In The Land Of The Dead (HD)