Dia De Los Muertos: A Celebration of the Dead
Dia De Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican cultural celebration that honors friends and family who have died. It is traditionally celebrated on October 31 and observed from November 1-2.
During this celebration, people pay respect to their deceased loved ones with ornate makeup looks, altars, and traditional items such as marigolds and candles.
Día de los Muertos is a day to honor your ancestors and your deceased loved ones and to welcome them back with altars of their favorite things, pictures, candles, and marigolds.
According to MUA artist Judith Batista, the celebration involves displaying the favorite foods of the deceased and sharing stories of memories tied to them.
- Ornate makeup looks are a key part of the celebration
- Altars are created with favorite items, pictures, and flowers
- Traditional foods and stories are shared to honor the deceased
Author's summary: Dia De Los Muertos honors the dead with makeup and altars.
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