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Day of the Dead in Ecuador: This Is How Indigenous Peoples Remember Their Loved Ones
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What you should know The ancestral communities of Calderón parish, north of Quito, retain some practices to remember their dead.There is a lot of indigenous knowledge in these traditions, such as the Wakcha Karay, which is "food in the cemetery" or eat with the dead.Some people still offer the favorite dishes to their loved ones who are no longer there. Every November 1st the music with a village band begins to be heard in the cemetery of Llano …
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