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Day of the Dead is a Mexican custom that begins at midnight on October 31 and ends on November 2. During this time, people celebrate their memories of their deceased loved ones. Whether you are of...
Each year, people make sugar skulls to celebrate Day of the Dead and to remember loved ones that passed away. The skulls, formed from a sugar mixture and decorated with bright icing, are tinted in...
Los Dias de Los Muertos (November 1st and 2nd) is a Mexican holiday that combines aspect of Catholicism and Aztec beliefs to honor the dead. It is, contrary to what you may expect, a time for...
Like most holidays throughout the world, Diás de los Muertos mingles the rituals of ancient and modern religions with a hefty dose of rowdy fun. The Aztecs believed that when people die, their...
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