Among flowers, colors and decorative materials, two women from Guayaquil found in the elaboration of crowns and arrangements for the Day of the Dead an activity that, for more than a decade, allows them to earn income and contribute to keeping alive one of the most rooted traditions among Mexican families.Alexandra Rodríguez shared that since June begins to elaborate crowns, crosses and different ornaments for the tombs, with the purpose of havi…
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Among flowers, colors and decorative materials, two women from Guayaquil found in the elaboration of crowns and arrangements for the Day of the Dead an activity that, for more than a decade, allows them to earn income and contribute to keeping alive one of the most rooted traditions among Mexican families.Alexandra Rodríguez shared that since June begins to elaborate crowns, crosses and different ornaments for the tombs, with the purpose of havi…