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Day of The Dead Is NOT Mexican Halloween - Here's Why | Dia de los Muertos
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ow that Halloween is over, today is The Day of The Dead 2023, or Dia De Los Muertos 2023 (the day of the dead, in Spanish). And I think that today is a great day to talk about The Day of the Dead or Dia de los Muertos as it is properly called, since it is a Mexican holiday. It’s also appropriately featured as today’s Google Doodle. When is Dia De Los Muertos? Or, when is The Day of The Dead? November the 1st and 2nd.
The 2 holidays have some things in common, but they are very different.
They both share the thinning of the veil on the days that they are celebrated - meaning that the October 31st for Halloween and November 1st and 2nd for Day of the Dead are the days when the veil between the living and the dead are at its thinnest, therefore making it a good time to communicate with the dead or ghosts or in the spirit realm - however you choose to express it.
It has a few similarities to Halloween, but those who celebrate it ditch the candy in exchange for pan de muertos, or bread of the dead. They also trade in the popular trick or treating for a day of the dead altar for their dead family members. It's a beautiful holiday and should never be reduced to a "Mexican Halloween".
If you want to learn more about the holiday featured in today's Google Doodle, check out this video from Ti's Hot Mess History. Enjoy!
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