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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCQnUuq-TEE

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1.Pan de Muertos
2.Calaveras de Azucar
3.Tamales
4.Mole Negro
5.Calabaza en Dulce
6.Hot Chocolate
7.Fruit

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Girls- Flowing dress and a crown of flowers.
Guys- Suspenders, red ties,
And the colors they wear are red and white bright colors

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Compares of Halloween and Day of the dead

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Compares of Halloween and Day of the dead

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Both have candy, costumes, graveyards, and death imagery involved in there holidays.

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Day of the dead:
1. Originates in Mexico
2. Celebrate the dead relatives
3.Sugar skulls, Papel Picados, and Ofrendas

Halloween:
1.Oct 31
2.Celebrates to ward off ghosts back then and now is trick or treating
3.Pumpkins, Witches, Spiders, Black cats, Ghosts

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1.Day of the dead is a Mexican version of Halloween
2.Day of the dead is a cult
3.The day of the dead honors the dead
4.Day of the dead is a sad celebration.
5.The day of the dead is about fear.

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Dia de los inocentes is on the Dec 28. It's to celebrate the biblical story of King Herod when he ordered to take every male babies life in Bethlehem  just to take baby Jesus's life .

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Sugar Skulls are decorations used to decorate the gravestones of the deceased. They symbolizes a human skull and death. It's important because the skulls have a dead family member and a ribbon next to it.

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Papel Picados are colorful banners used for decorations. The importance of them are the help show and symbolize the religions celebrations in Mexico. Put in altars and streets.

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The day of the dead begins Wednesday, October 31 and ends Friday, November 2.

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What is Day of the Dead and where and who celebrates it?

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What is Day of the Dead and where and who celebrates it?

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Day of the Dead is a day when Mexico, Italy, Spain, South America, and people of Mexican heritage else where celebrate life and death.

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Altars are decorated with flowers, candles, pan de muerto, ceramic skulls, and most importantly pictures of there loved ones. Food placed on the altar consists of the loved ones favorite dishes and treats. Drinks should be placed in the altar to the thirst of the dead after their long journey back home.

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The purpose of a Calacas is a skull or skeleton used for decoration during the Mexican Day of the Dead festival. Calacas usually have  marigold flowers and foliage. They aren't suppose to be scary and are usually joyful. Mexicans think every soul should be remembered as a joyful soul.

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Ofrendas means offering in Spanish. Ofrendas are used to remember there ancestor. Before they set the altar they clean the house. They put the ofrenda on the table and cover it with a cloth. A lot of levels can be placed on the Ofrendas. Saints on the top. The light of the candles symbolize  Jesus Christ Reborn and faith.