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Angel :

why did he butcher the name so badly bro omg😭

☽💚MyelinThewitchy🖤☾ :

This holiday has ancient roots; correct me if I’m wrong but this holiday was celebrated for Mictecacihuatl Goddess of the underworld (Lady of Death), who watches over the bones, consort to Mictlāntēcutli Ruler of the Underworld God of the dead, who rules over the lowest level of Mictlan, watches over the souls; his helper, Xolotl, is used to guide the spirits back to the underworld. But this holiday is used more for Mictecacihuatl. This holiday is a Mexican holiday for those who have Mexican blood and background since this holiday has pre-Hispanic roots. Spanish colonizers started to add “All Saints' Day” and “All Souls’ Day.” Now this holiday blends with indigenous and Catholicism.

c :

THIS IS NOT A TREND! ITS A RITUAL!!!! its very important!

H :

Exactly Mexican 🇲🇽!!!!!

prod_t4 :

No chance

EscNaly :

We also have this in Venezuela. We go visit our dead at the cemetery and we will take music or mariachis, and also food, flowers etc. Love all these beautiful traditions no matter who’s celebrating it 🥰

bensquido :

underhiseye7 :

Such a beautiful tradition. 🌼🧡

chelemiha :

it technically begins on October 26th and ends November 3rd but most Hispanic countries do celebrate it on November 1st and 2nd

Bonafide :

Everyone… this is not a trend… if you not Mexican. Don’t do it

Edward_3 :

Mexicans don’t even celebrate ts [Laugh approved] in Mexican myself and no one does this it’s weird seeing this blow up like this

⚡️ :

*Pagan holiday

Lily ☀️ | Seasonal Living :

wrong person to explain it he clearly isn't i to it. he could care less

hluna_5 :

Leave dead people alone . They are gone