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During Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), families make altars to honor their ancestors and remember their loved ones who have died. Traditional ofrendas (offerings) include food and drink, flowers like marigolds, velas (candles), and papel picado (decorative cut papers). Families also place photos of their loved ones along with some of their favorite things to welcome them back from the afterlife. Some also paint their faces with skull makeup, a time honored tradition that celebrates our loved ones who have passed away.

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