Hi Girls It is about the Day of the Dead and is a Mexican tradition and want to share with you a little of what this celebration Trara so here I leave a bit of the history of tradition and soon hope to upload photos of altars that we here.
The gifts to mark the "Day of the Dead" or "Souls" is a custom among Mexicans, who worship their loved ones who have passed away
The gifts to mark the "Day of the Dead" or "Souls" is a custom among Mexicans, who worship their loved ones who have passed away
"The Hanal Pixán is a tradition practiced since Prehispanic times, which begins on October 31 and ends on November 2.
"The offering is a tribute to our loved ones.
"Among the people of the Mayan people was customary to bury the dead in the backyard, where he built a pen as two meters to place around your body along with pottery, metals, necklaces Account snail or seashell, plates and pottery painted in turquoise. "In Jaina remains of the dead were deposited in a vessel or shrouded the dead with mats or fabrics. "For these dates
families place their offerings on an altar, made especially for worship his faithful departed, who would prepare the meals they liked and beverage of your choice.
All occasion to remember and live with our loved ones who have died
"Among the people of the Mayan people was customary to bury the dead in the backyard, where he built a pen as two meters to place around your body along with pottery, metals, necklaces Account snail or seashell, plates and pottery painted in turquoise. "In Jaina remains of the dead were deposited in a vessel or shrouded the dead with mats or fabrics. "For these dates
families place their offerings on an altar, made especially for worship his faithful departed, who would prepare the meals they liked and beverage of your choice.
All occasion to remember and live with our loved ones who have died
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