
Mexico: dia de los muertos
Mexico: dia de los muertos In Mexico, Halloween doesn’t hold a candle to El Día de Los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. A colorful
Guatemala also observes the Day of the Dead. Every year, the people of the towns of Santiago Sacatepéquez, and Sumpango celebrate with a unique twist: a giant kite festival.
To honor their dead, they build giant, brightly-colored kites from local natural materials and fly them in the cemeteries. This ancient Mayan custom goes back 3,000 years. Of course, these days it’s also become customary to share pictures of your favorite kites on Facebook and Instagram!
How are you celebrating the end of October? Whether you’re indulging yourself with candy, celebrating deceased loved ones, or a little bit of both, we hope you have a great time!
Often, cultural differences like this can be difficult to navigate effectively
Mexico: dia de los muertos In Mexico, Halloween doesn’t hold a candle to El Día de Los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. A colorful
guatemala: barriletes gigantes, giant kites festival Guatemala also observes the Day of the Dead. Every year, the people of the towns of Santiago Sacatepéquez, and
Italy: ognissanti In Italy, people celebrate the modern, imported celebration of “Halloween” alongside the older, traditional “Ognissanti” festivities. “Ognissant” translates to “All Saint’s Day,” and