Dia de los Muertos
Mexico's Day of the Dead Celebrations
In Mexico, Hallowe'en or All Saints Day is celebrated as the Day of the Dead, Dia de los Muertos.
No longer an exclusively Mexican celebration, today's vibrant Dia de los Muertos was born when European Christianity met indigenous Mexican customs of ancestor veneration.
A joyous celebration of lives past, modern Day of the Dead festivities are always attended by la Calavera Catrina, the elegant skeletal parody of death that ultimately makes all of us equal.
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No longer an exclusively Mexican celebration, today's vibrant Dia de los Muertos was born when European Christianity met indigenous Mexican customs of ancestor veneration.
A joyous celebration of lives past, modern Day of the Dead festivities are always attended by la Calavera Catrina, the elegant skeletal parody of death that ultimately makes all of us equal.
Come and see all Simephoto exciting images of Mexico.
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