Dia de los Muertos: Symbols and Traditions

Papel picado, or traditional paper banners, represent the wind. Earth is represented by food, especially bread. Candles are often left in the form of a cross to ...

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Each colour of the paper has a different meaning: orange is for mourning, purple is for the Catholic faith, red is for mothers who died in childbirth, green is ...

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Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, celebrated on Nov. 1 and 2, draws on pre-Hispanic Mexican and Spanish Roman Catholic traditions ...

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Key symbols include La Catrina, calaveras, butterflies, and papel picado; Best celebrated in cities like Oaxaca, Mexico City, and Pátzcuaro. Planning a trip ...

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The rich, blood-red color of the Cresta de Gallo is symbolic of life and death. Its appearance is thought to represent the essence of life, as well as the ...

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The multi-day holiday involves family and friends gathering to pay respects and remember friends and family members who have died. These celebrations can take a ...

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We're going to examine 11 of them here, including calavera sugar skulls, marigold flowers (cempasuchil) and the typical Day of the Dead colors.

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BLACK. The color black is used on the altars to represent the Land of the Dead. The Prehispanic religions are also represented by this color ...1 page

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What is the meaning of the Day of the Dead? This annual Mexican celebration is a time when families gather to honor and remember deceased loved ones.

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In Day of the Dead altars, it's included as a symbol to prevent the body of the dead from becoming contaminated during their journey to the ...

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