Mexicans are known for having a very rich tradition and culture. They are very well in the festivals and holidays. One of the most notable Mexican vacation is the day of the dead. It is celebrated every 2nd day of November. The day of the dead is somehow associated with all saints and all souls day where day, drinking and eating of course are a common scene.
Celebrate the day of the dead means many Mexican Americans as a way to honor the dead. During the celebration, people are occupied with different activities, which include the collection of all family members and friends to pray for the souls of the dead to commemorate the life had once this land. This is a common scenario to see people building private altars where they can gather around and say their prayers. Have a very religious culture, the Mexico people are keen to pray. Mexican are known to be god-fearing.
Mexicans believed they can honor the dead by offering calendula and sugar skulls. Preparation of the departed flat favourite and drinks is a representation of gifts for them. To do so to express their gratitude, respect and love for the departed.
Knowing that the Mexican people have this kind of tradition to honour the off, you can certainly see how much people value the very essence of humanity. Extend your appreciation, respect and especially your love to the people after death certainly tells much.
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