Visiting Mexico to experience Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is considered cultural appreciation, not appropriation - and something everyone should put...

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NEW HAVEN.- The Spanish Community of Wallingford (SCOW) and the Wallingford Public Library held a celebration of the Day of the Dead, in which children and families enjoyed this Mexican tradition. The night was full of narrative, music, dance, crafts and a sense of community, while all joined together to learn about the elements that make up the Day of the Dead. Attendees learned about the traditions of this holiday and observe an altar made by …

NEW HAVEN.- La Spanish Community of Wallingford (SCOW) y la Biblioteca Pública de Wallingford llevaron a cabo una celebración del Día de los Muertos, en el que los niños y las familias disfrutaron de esta tradición mexicana. La noche estuvo llena de narración, música, danza, manualidades y un sentido de comunidad, mientras todos se unieron para aprender acerca de los elementos que conforman el Día de los Muertos. Los asistentes aprendieron sobre…

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Celebrate Day of the Dead

Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican holiday that’s widely observed in Mexico from Nov. 1 to Nov. 2. While many might recognize it from the colourful painted skulls, the holiday is a celebration that takes place to honour and celebrate the souls of those departed. Here in Toronto, many Mexican eateries and bars are paying tribute to friends and family with a series of special events, including live music, specialty cocktails, and…

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BREWSTER – A colorful celebration honoring and recognizing our ancestors takes place this evening at the Old Southeast Town Hall in Brewster. Organizers have asked participants to dress in their native attire while wearing colorful masks as well as bringing a photograph of loved ones who have passed away. The burning of Sage and Copal de Santo, Marigold, along with prayers, songs and dances with Catrinas will add to the ceremony that takes place…

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Day of the Dead to be celebrated

The AP is live from a cemetery in Metepec, as Mexicans celebrate the Day of the Dead, a time to honor deceased relatives and loved ones, with vigils and homemade altars. Families bring a variety... - Social News XYZ

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Mexico celebrates Day of the Dead

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, originated more than 3,000 years ago by the Indigenous people of Mexico like the Aztecs and Toltecs. They didn’t see death as the end of a person’s existence, but as another chapter in life. Rather than mourn the dead, they celebrated the lives of their lost loved ones and honored their memories. From Oct. 31 through Nov. 2, it is believed that the dead have a window that allows them to leave the spirit re…

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Library corner: Celebrate Day of the Dead

The Day of the Dead is a celebration that comes alive every year at the BUAP, to celebrate the memory of the dead and to share with them their return to the world of the living. Rector María Lilia Cedillo Ramírez took a tour of the offerings installed in the institution's different offices and academic units in honor of her loved ones: altars full of color and scents that evoke memories.

El Día de Muertos es una celebración que cada año cobra vida en la BUAP, para enaltecer la memoria de los difuntos y compartir con ellos su regreso al mundo de los vivos.  La Rectora María Lilia Cedillo Ramírez realizó un recorrido por las ofrendas instaladas en las diferentes dependencias y unidades académicas de la institución en honor a sus seres queridos: altares llenos de colorido y aromas que evocan recuerdos. La doctora Lilia Cedillo visi…

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BUAP celebrates Day of the Dead with offerings

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You hear the footsteps of those who have gone before returning for a brief visit. They are guided to this annual reunion by the fragrance of the gold, yellow, and red-gold Marigolds lining the streets and gracing altars (ofrendas or offerings) in homes in every Mexican village, city, colonia, and outpost.  These dead ancestors are … Sigue leyendo «Day of the Dead»

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