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Personal experience on the Day of the Dead

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Personal experience on the Day of the Dead

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This holiday is celebrated every year on the 2nd of November with the means to remember and reunite the living with the dead. On this day, beautiful and colorful altars are set up in houses and public sites with offerings to the dead ones with things they used to like and a picture of them. We have experienced this holiday at first hand since it has been something we have practiced since kindergarten at school and at home. Eating delicious Pan de Muertos on this day is one of the things that every mexican expects to do during the whole year as its only sold on that month. We all remember our beloved ones who are gone while visiting them at the cemetery, and join with our families and friends to have a nice dinner together.

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Association between the images and our idea of the country

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Association between the images and our idea of the country

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We chose to associate these pictures to what we thought when he hear the word Mexico, because each and everyone of them are cultural heritages that together define our country. The food, the biodiversity, the monuments, the traditions, they are things that our generations have inherited from the past and that will continue to evolve in the future. Our type of music, traditional dances and our way of celebrating make anyone in the world identify Mexico by its unique heritages.

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