Two of the most important celebrations in Mexico are made in the month of November.
The first day is dedicated to All Saints Day Two at All Souls.
These two dates are performed rituals to worship the ancestors.
The Day of the Dead, as it is popularly known, is practiced all over Mexico.
The celebration of All Saints and All Souls, is mixed with the commemoration of the dead. All Souls, is an act of mourning and prayer for the dead rest in peace. And being played this time by the Indian tradition has become a celebration, carnival smells, tastes and love in which the living and the living dead, the remembrance touched. With our dead also comes Her Majesty Death, down to earth and mingle with the living. It is so simple, so plain and so ethereal that her bones and her smile are in our lap, altar and gallery.
The first day is dedicated to All Saints Day Two at All Souls.
These two dates are performed rituals to worship the ancestors.
The Day of the Dead, as it is popularly known, is practiced all over Mexico.
The celebration of All Saints and All Souls, is mixed with the commemoration of the dead. All Souls, is an act of mourning and prayer for the dead rest in peace. And being played this time by the Indian tradition has become a celebration, carnival smells, tastes and love in which the living and the living dead, the remembrance touched. With our dead also comes Her Majesty Death, down to earth and mingle with the living. It is so simple, so plain and so ethereal that her bones and her smile are in our lap, altar and gallery.
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