One of the most important Mexican holidays is the “Day of the Dead” Due to the health emergency caused by COVID-19, Mexico …
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With Día de Muertos right around the corner, shelves at bakeries and stores in Puerto Vallarta are overflowing with Pan de Muerto. Besides being a delicious …
During November 1st and 2nd, Mexico celebrates one of its most important celebrations: the Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos)! On November …
Pomuch, Campeche where people literally cleanse the deceased on their day. The inhabitants of Pomuch have one of the most unique Day of …
All over Mexico, people can find curious skeleton figures of porcelain or ceramic, hand painted or covered in the Huichol style of …
A giant skeleton has “emerged” from a street in the Tlahuac neighbourhood of Mexico City. Much to the delight of local children, …
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Day of the Dead at Pátzcuaro, Michoacán Disney Pixar inspiration for the film “Coco”
Pátzcuaro, Michoacán the Ultimate “Day of the Dead” experience. Pátzcuaro and the nearby Isla de Janitzio are two of the most popular …
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Huautla de Jiménez in Oaxaca, celebrates the Dead to the rhythm of the drums, guitars, and violins
Each October, to celebrate Day of the Dead hundreds of dancers take over the streets of Huautla de Jiménez. They sing in …
These are a some of the most traditional foods associated with the “Day of the Dead” season in Mexico. These dishes are …
You’re probably familiar with a lot of popular Day of the Dead imagery that shows up in late October — the face …