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    The Day of the Dead celebrations date back to ancient Mesoamerican cultures and is celebrated on November 1st for deceased children and November 2nd for deceased adults. During the Day of the Dead, families visit gravesites to clean, decorate with candles, flowers and favorite foods of the deceased, and spend time telling stories to honor the memory of their loved ones who have passed. The tradition demonstrates the strong family bonds in Mexican culture by remembering and celebrating the lives of those who have died.

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    The Day of the Dead celebrations date back to ancient Mesoamerican cultures and is celebrated on November 1st for deceased children and November 2nd for deceased adults. During the Day of the Dead, families visit gravesites to clean, decorate with candles, flowers and favorite foods of the deceased, and spend time telling stories to honor the memory of their loved ones who have passed. The tradition demonstrates the strong family bonds in Mexican culture by remembering and celebrating the lives of those who have died.

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    The Day of the Dead celebrations date back to ancient Mesoamerican cultures and is celebrated on November 1st for deceased children and November 2nd for deceased adults. During the Day of the Dead, families visit gravesites to clean, decorate with candles, flowers and favorite foods of the deceased, and spend time telling stories to honor the memory of their loved ones who have passed. The tradition demonstrates the strong family bonds in Mexican culture by remembering and celebrating the lives of those who have died.

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    THE DAY OF THE DEAD

    The Day of the dead celebrations date back to the Olmec, Zapotec, Mixtec, Mexican or
    Aztec, and Totonac. The day of is celebrated on November 2. November 1 is the day of the
    children and All Saints Day. November second is all Souls Day or “The day Of The dead”.
    During the day of the dead, the family often takes the opportunity to visit the gravesite,
    clean any debris and decorate the graves of loved ones. often candles, flowers and the
    favorite foods of the deceased are placed on the grave and the family visits, eats, sings
    and tells favorites about those who have passed.
    CONCLUSION
    The day of the dead is a true celebration of life, “Remembering our dead and loved ones is
    a tradition that we do whit love and respect honoring their memories”.
    It is a very beautiful tradition as it demonstrates the true union of Mexican families.

    MEMBERS:
    José Alfredo Mendoza Vázquez
    Sergio Hernández Maldonado
    Miguel Antonio Mora Calvillo
    Iván Calletano Sánchez

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