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Día de los muertos
Maria João Valente
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Día de Los Muertos
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Work done by: Maria João Valente nº17 11ºL
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This work was carried out for English subject, as a request of Miss Silva. - “Lo Día de Los Muertos” is a celebration of indigenous origin; - It is celebrated in Mexico, on November 1st and 2nd, in honor to the loved ones.
More than 3 thousand years ago, the Aztecs, saw death as an integral and present part of life; The living made offerings to the dead to help them with the challenges of the post-death journey and reach their final resting place.
Origin
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National (in Mexico).
Local, national or international celebration?
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It is celebrated throughout Mexico.
Where exactly is it celebrated?
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Every year.
How often is it celebrated?
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There is no specific food eaten on Día de Los Muertos.
Special food eaten
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The celebration takes place in homes and cemeteries. Offerings are made with the dead's favorite foods and drinks. Fruits, dishes, water and much more are offered.
What Does It Consist Of?
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Altars are set up, and the streets and houses are decorated. It is also common for people to dress up, dance and sing in the streets of Mexico's main cities.
What Does It Consist Of?
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In addition to this tradition of giving offerings to loved ones, Mexicans usually celebrate this day through dances, music and lots of joy.
Special costumes
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