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         <title>What is the Day of the Dead? &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp; Since pre-Hispanic times in Mexico, indigenous people have worshiped death and have conceived it as a duality of life, part of the cycle of nature.When the conquerors arrived, the cult of death merged with the Catholic religion, giving rise to the tradition of Day of the Dead on November 1st and 2nd of each year. At this time the Mexicans celebrate our dead by going to the pantheons to decorate them with flowers, and in our homes we place altars, so that the beloved souls leave the beyond and wander a few days around the world, visiting his family, his house and friends.</title>
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         <title>Indigenous festivities dedicated to the dead.                                               For the indigenous peoples of Mexico located in the central and southern regions of the country, the practices and traditions that prevail in their communities to celebrate the spirits of the ancestors, constitutes one of the most profound and dynamic customs that are currently carried out, as well as One of the most representative and transcendent social facts of his community life.                                      The annual ceremonies dedicated to the dead represent not only the encounter with their ancestors, but also with the members of the community, which fosters the interaction of families and entire communities. This shows a wide horizon of conceptions that have been enriched over the centuries, with more than 60 indigenous groups that have an uninterrupted presence in almost all regions of the nation.</title>
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         <title>This is a bit of what we can bring about on the day of the dead</title>
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