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· 02 Jun 2021
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Day of the Dead

#yoorsnovember   The commemoration of the faithful departed or as is popularly known on the day of the dead, is a celebration that is given every November 2 of each year, the goal is to pray for those who are not on the earthly plane. Although it is a Mexican celebration, which even took place before colonization, it has become a holiday celebrated in Latin America and parts of the United States.

Venezuela, is one of the Latin American countries that celebrates this day, in which the Venezuelan population prepares from the early hours of the morning in order to buy bouquets that will adorn the tombs of their loved ones. Many adorn them with different types of flowers, which are believed to attract and guide the deceased. Also adorn the tombstones with velons and saints. In the same way, in the Catholic Churches the Masses are recited in honor of the deceased, on the occasion of this celebration.

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yanetnava39
you are right that day is celebrated to the faithful departed to those who are no longer here in my case I have double celebration, celobro to those who are no longer here with prayers and I celebrate my birthday both with prayers and with a good cake and a good dinner and if they are a good patacones much better
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RossPaz
Thank you for the friendly information
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Adalberto
Interesting day, good information
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fanny
True in Venezuela we celebrate doing visits to the tomb and carrying flowers candles or candles is done a prayer and mass.
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Maria
in mexico is a very rooted tradition, with catrinas
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zulusys21
That's a purely Mexican custom they bounce the house out the window for that celebration
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Marian
If it is celebrated here and in several countries, tribute is paid to the deceased in this month.
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Nava U Jesús
Here people visit their deceased in the cemeteries and make them masses and rosaries.
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ravena69
Doing veneration is to stay connected to your origin
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naf1971naf
it is in Mexico where it is seen that they enhance the tradition of paying tribute to the deceased
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Franco Mendoza Photo
If Latin American countries almost all celebrate it, nothing better than the tribute they do in Mexico
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