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People celebrate this holiday by leaving out food. They leave out drinks thinking that the dead are thirsty and the leave out candy for the dead children. They also dress up, paint their faces as skulls, dance, and party.

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A holiday that is celebrated through out Mexico and other Hispanic countries to honor the dead.

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People celebrate this holiday because they believe that their dead families will visit them on the 31st of October.

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La calavera Catrina is an illustration created by José Guadalupe Posada. She represents El Dia de los Muertos  (the day of the day) and she is also seen as a way to laugh at death.

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On this day people make altars also known as altares de muertos. People would leave food out for the dead to eat. For the dead children they would leave candy.

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On October 31 - November 2 Mexico celebrates el dia de los muertos as well as other hispanic populations such as Colombia, Venezuela, and Peru.

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Monarch butterflies fly all the way to the south of Mexico and come from Texas.

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On the day of the dead traditional food that Mexicans eat are:
Pan de Muerto
Mole
Tamales
Atole