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The air is represented by incense and smoke (it is supposed to help the deceased find their way back home)
the fire is represented by the candles that burn and shine remembering the soul of the ancestor
the earth is represented with fruits, sweets such as sugar caravels, the bread of the dead and with cempasuchil flowers the traditional yellow flower of the day of the dead
The water is represented by herself, and there is always a glass of fresh water on the altars on occasion there is also tequila that will quench the thirst of the animals

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Hanal means in Mayan "anime food" the celebration in Yucatan is three days from October 31 to November 2

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events related to these celebrations are offered a sample of altars in the large square of Merida and a tour called the animal walk

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It is believed that during these days the souls of the deceased "have permission" to return to the earthly plane and enjoy the offerings granted by their family friends

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the day of the dead is also known as Hanal Pixan in Yucatan

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the first day is dedicated to children and is usually called as u Hanal Palal on November 1 is dedicated to dead adults and is known as U Hanal Nucuch Unicoob and on November 2 is the U Hanal Pixanoob called in some places "Pixan Mass" because this day celebrates a Mass dedicated to all the animas

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It is customary for children to wear a small red-black band on the wrist to avoid, according to beliefs, the spirits take it away