Every year, on November 2, the Mexicans are celebrating “Day of the Dead” (Día de los Muertos).
On that day, they are carrying food and drinks on the cemetery for the dead, and in bakeries you can find sweets in the shape of skull or a coffin.
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Zuma Fact: #136: Day of the Dead!
Zuma Fact: #136: Day of the Dead!
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On that day, they are carrying food and drinks on the cemetery for the dead, and in bakeries you can find sweets in the shape of skull or a coffin.
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