The Day of the Dead is more than just sugar skull make-up and colorful getups; it's a day of remembrance. The Mexican holiday, celebrated on the first and second day of November, is a time when families commemorate the loved ones they've lost with beautiful altars and lively visits to their graves -- but it's also when many reflect on the fragility of life. That means the holiday is a time to embrace both life and death, recognizing the shortness of the former and the inevitably of the latte...
35 Hauntingly Beautiful Photos To Capture Day Of The Dead Worldwide
The Huffington Post - 2 Nov 2015 22:40
The Day of the Dead is more than just sugar skull make-up and colorful getups; it's a day of remembrance. The Mexican holiday, celebrated on the first and second day of November, is a time when families commemorate the loved ones they've lost with beautiful altars and lively visits to their graves -- but it's also when many reflect on the fragility of life. That means the holiday is a time to embrace both life and death, recognizing the shortness of the former and the inevitably of the latte...
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