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It is very different since Halloween is the end of summer day that can be said to disguise and the dead is to honor our relatives

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Halloween and El Dia de Los Muertos are different in many ways. Halloween is a scary holiday that has a fun but a partially negative connotation. However, El Dia de Los Muertos is a very positive holiday that celebrates the lives of people in our past. Although the decor for the holidays may seem similar the concepts and reasons for celebration greatly differ.

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Halloween is very different conceptually from El Día de Los Muertos because Halloween is more focused toward the idea of scaring people with images and people dressed as the dead back to life or other things that are meant to creep people out. El Día de Los Muertos on the other hand is a happy, positive festivity the celebrates both the dead and life and views death as a positive thing. It is more of a fun happy holiday instead of a competition of who can scare their neighbors the most.

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Halloween is very different from El Dia de los Muertos because Halloween involves dressing up into scary costumes and traveling to house to house to gain candy, it is largely based on just for fun. As for El Dia de los Muertos, it is a celebration, and it is for an entirely different purpose, which is celebrating the dead.

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Halloween and Dia de los Muertos are different for multiple reasons. On Halloween, people use the dead as things to scare people with and it is pretty much based totally around the fright factor. Where as Dia de los Muertos is celebrating the dead. They celebrate the dead people lives and it is a happy event, as opposed to scary.

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Halloween is different because it is a tradition in American based on candy and money. While Dia De los muertos is based off mexican culture celebrating the life of their loved ones. Also, halloween is a holiday meant to scary and spook people as oppose to celebrating life and rich culture values and seeing things through a different cultures perspective.

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Halloween is more of a tradition based off of the collection of candy and scaring ourselves with ghouls and monsters. It is more about fun rather than religious regions or celebrating loved ones who have passed. On Halloween we dress up as characters and go trick or treating and Dia de los Muertos is about celebrating the lives of the deceased and living in peace with it.

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Halloween seems different from El Dia De Los Muertos because Halloween is just a time for kids to dress up and get candy. There seems to be little significance to halloween and el dia de los muertos seems to have more meaning.

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El Dia de los Muertos has cultural significance in that it celebrates those who have died and last two days. Halloween is more about candy and wearing costumes for one day. So the real difference is that there is more heart in El Dia de los Muertos and only fun in Halloween

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Halloween may have started as a cultural celebration but it has turned into trick or treating and candy and being scared. Whereas dia de muertos is to celebrate and not be scared of the dead.

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Halloween may have started as a cultural celebration but it has turned into trick or treating and candy and being scared. Whereas dia de muertos is to celebrate and not be scared of the dead.

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These two holidays are vastly different

due to what each represents. El Dia de

los Muertos is all about celebrating the

dead and being near the dead. Halloween,

on the other hand, is about dressing up

and celebrating monsters. For younger

kids its about the candy they get from trick

or treating. The Day of the Dead festivities

are all about placing momentous on the

graves to celebrate death.

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Halloween and El Dia de los Muertos is different

because Halloween doesn't have a meaning to

American culture like El Dia de los Muertos does

to Hispanic culture.

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Halloween is almost like making fun of the dead while El Dia de los Muertos is honoring the dead

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While Halloween and El Día de los Muertos are both about the dead, they have a very different focus. Halloween is about being afraid of the dead and trying to scare one another, or for children, going trick or treating and dressing up as monsters. El Día de los Muertos on the other hand is a celebration of the dead. No one fears the dead during this time as the living are supposed to be reunited with their loved ones who have passed on

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Halloween is a time to be scared of the dead, while El Dia de los Muertos is a time to celebrate them. While El Dia de los Muertos celebrates the lives of actual people the participants knew, Halloween is a generalized holiday where kids dress up and receive candy whether their costumes are scary or not. It is not directed toward any specific person, but rather has a general "spooky" mood that just happens to play on American culture's fear of death. El Dia de los Muertos is a happy time where people feel they are able to connect once again with those people whom they have lost. The symbology used by each of these holidays may be similar in their use of skulls and skeletons, but the meaning could not be more different.

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EL Dia de los Muertos and Halloween are different

because Halloween is more of a fun, scary holiday with

really no purpose where EL Dia de los Muertos is a celebration

of the dead and is about reuniting the souls of family members

with familes. There are also many planned events such as dinners

and gatherings for El Dia de los Muertos where as Halloween is

more a party type atmosphere and more of a loose planning

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Halloween and El Dia de los Muertos are different because Halloween is Americanized holding no major significance to it other then costumes and trick-or-treating when El Dia de los Muertos is a cultural holiday celebrating the lost of their loved ones

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Halloween is not a celebration of deceased loved ones, but rather a celebration of spooky creatures, witchcraft and anything that is evil, gore, or evokes fear. Halloween has traditions that are not so much about fear, such as carving pumpkins or bobbing for apples, but all traditions have roots in some witchcraft or evil ritual. On the contrary, El Dia de los Muertos is only for celebrating the lives of deceased loved ones and in celebrating their memory and what they loved (by eating the favorite meal and listening to the favorite music of the deceased). Halloween is about promoting fear while El Dia de los Muertos is about sharing love and memories with loved ones about someone who is deceased.

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Halloween is about children dressing up and going house to house to get candy, it doesn't have a real deep meaning besides having fun dressing up, getting treats, and playing tricks on people. It is a superficial holiday. On the other hand El Dia de los Muertos is more about celebrating those who have passed on by making memorials with flowers and pictures. It is more personalized and holds a deeper purpose.

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Halloween is different from El Dia de los Muertos because Halloween is a day where children and sometimes adults can go around dressed up as anything they want and trick or treat to receive candy. Halloween is geared to scare people. El Dia de los Muertos is two days of not scaring people but celebrating the lives of the dead. They do this by putting flowers on tombstones and creating an alter with can consist of the dead persons favorite items.

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This video relates to dia de los muertos because it depicts this family reconnecting with their dead loved ones. It highlights both the interaction with children and adults in celebration of being reunited.

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Halloween is entirely different from El Dia De Los Muertos. To me Halloween is an excuse to dress up, inflict fear upon others, and to gain treats. The true tradition and meaning behind Halloween has been lost and serves as no real celebration to anything. While El Dia De Los Muertos is a celebration to embrace and honor the life of a loved one that is no longer alive. This celebration plays a huge cultural part and is a tradition amoung many nativves.

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Halloween is about pretending to be the spirits. Children dress up and go from house to house asking for candy. Its largely just for fun. El Dia de Los Muertos, on the other hand, is mostly about respecting and reconnecting with those gone. They have candy and food that they bring to their graves or altars and they remember those they have loved and lost.

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Halloween is very different from El Dia de los Muertos. Although both have are celebrations one is for people and the other is about getting candy. Halloween is a "dark" holiday were scary things are neccessary whereas the only "dark" thing about Dia de los Muertos is the fact that it has the word dead in it. There is really nothing scary about it, in a way it is like a big party as is Halloween. Dia de los Muertos is a celebration and memorial to honor loved ones who have passed, Halloween is a day where kids can be anyone they want to and get lots of candy as a reward.

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El Dia de los Muertos is much different due than Halloween. Halloween is an American holiday that focuses on the "Trick or Treat" collecting of candand promotes witchcraft, demons, monsters and any other apparitions that can stir fear in people. Dia de los Muertos celebrates those who have passed over and teaches the people to embrace death. The holiday is meant to pay tribute to those who have already passed over and to appease those spirits, as well as become closer to them over the course of the two day celebration.

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El dia de los Muertos is a Mexican day for remembering and honoring their loved ones who have died. It takes place in 2 days and Halloween is just 1 day to get free candy from strangers.