
🇲🇽 Catrina · Día de Muertos 🖤🌼 In Mexico, there is a holiday where people do not grieve the death of those they once deeply loved; 🕯️Death is not a cause for grief, but rather a cause for celebration with flowers, candlelight, and music. https://t.co/XZ2pzGgHCQ
— lijiayi (@lijiayi181105) October 31, 2026
Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is celebrated across Mexico on November 1 and 2. Families honor loved ones who have passed by creating ofrendas (altars) decorated with marigolds, photographs, candles, and favorite foods. https://t.co/5oVa9dsvIx https://t.co/qRnbn5lpoB
— FriendlyPlanetTravel (@FriendlyPlanet) November 1, 2026
Cuetzalan, a Mountain Town in Mexico | Day of the Dead Begins 🕯️ A gateway to the legendary realm of the Day of the Dead Ancient traditions passed down through generations Honoring departed loved ones A tender reunion https://t.co/MOKiRrrIEl
— lijiayi (@lijiayi181105) October 31, 2026





