Every autumn the Monarch Butterflies go up North to the joined States and Canada, come back to Mexico for the winter protection of the oyamel fir trees. The volume welcome back the returning butterflies that they believe carry the strong drink of their departed. The spirits are honored during Los Dias de Los Muertos.
Los Dias de Los Muertos, is a traditional Mexi gouge holiday of honoring the dead. It is celebrated every year at the same clock as Halloween and the Christian holy age of All Saints Day and All Souls Day (November 1st and 2nd). Los Dias de Los Muertos is non a sad time, but instead a time of regard asing and rejoicing.
The people dress up as ghouls, ghosts, mummies, and skeletons and so parade through the town carrying an open coffin. The corpse at heart smiles as it is carried through the narrow streets. The local vendors toss oranges inwardly as the march makes its way past their markets. Lucky corpses can besides catch flowers, fruits, and candies.
At home families arrange ofrendas which we call altars that rent flowers, bread, fruit, and candy. They add pictures of the diseased family members. They have special all night candles that they light in the afternoon. During this time it is a time to remember the departed, the old ones, and their parents, and grandparents.
The next day the families go to the cemetery. They come with hoes, picks, and shovels. They also carry flowers, candles, blankets, and picnic baskets. They go to clean the impenetrables of their love ones. The weed and rake the dirt smooth at the grave sites. The crypts are scrubbed and swept. They place colorful flowers, bread, fruit and on the graves. Some bring guitars and radios to listen to. The families spend the whole night...
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