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Though the day of the dead was to honor the deceased and passed loved ones and people of Mexico, there is more to the factor of the day of the dead like because it is just a tradition of Mexico and an official holiday to Mexico. Also, the holiday is for the Mexicans to enjoy parties, and the beginning of November.

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The holiday honors the dead relatives, loved ones, or just random people that have passed. People celebrate this holiday to honor and to represent the thought of the passed one still being alive and not exactly dead.

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The day of the dead is celebrated throughout Latin America, but mainly celebrated in Mexico. The observation of "The Day Of The Dead" originated in Mexico and has spreaded to some other Mexican associated countries.

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Major Features of the Day Of The Dead (Dia De Los Muertos)

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Major Features of the Day Of The Dead (Dia De Los Muertos)

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Some major features of the day of the dead is that people in Mexico that celebrate this holiday celebrate their loved one's lives by either using an altar to put on that person's favorite things while they were alive or they would party to honor their loved ones claiming that their dead's lives aren't lost and are still roaming around in the world. While celebrating, people may use face paints to draw skulls on young children's faces to represent their religion and follow on with their tradition - mostly catholic associated with the indigenous Mexican people.

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Dia De Los Muertos starts on October 31, 2017 just like the spooky holiday, "Halloween", is and ends on November 2.