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-Día de los difuntos

-Guaguas de pan

-Colada morada

-November 2nd

-Cemeteries

-Family

-Indigenous traditions

-Visiting

-Flowers

-Culture

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- Promote community unity.

-Dances and music

-Water

-Carioca

-It is celebrated in the city of Guaranda, Ecuador, in February,

- Traditional “pájaro azul” drink

-Masks and costumes

-Indigenous tradition

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Celebrated in Pillaro.

People dress up as devils.

Combine beliefs.

It features with:

colorful mask

music

dancing in the streets.

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Day of the Dead

• November 2nd

• Pre-Hispanic roots

• Offerings

• Visit to cementeries

• Traditional Food

• Gratitude to the ancestors

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Day of the dead:

This tradition is for remember the dead, our family.

This tradition celebrate on November 2nd.

This tradition celebrate all Ecuador.

Do drink colada morada and eat guagua de pan.

The colada morada represent the blood of the dead and the guagua de pan to dead in this case our family that our remember.

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Tradition

Remember

Family

Honor

Offerings

National Holiday

Decorating

November 2nd

Colada morada

Guaguas de pan

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Honor and remember ones who have passed away.

On Noverber 2, in Ecuador.

Go to the cementery.

Clean the tombstones.

Bring food, flowers.

The colada morada and guaguas de pan have roots in pre-columbian cultures.

Each region has variations in the preparation.

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It's celebrated in Ambato, In February or March.

Is about the Election of the Queen of Ambato, the Parade of the Festival of Fruit and Flowers, Gastronomic and Music Festivals.