Mexico, Day of the Dead, Impressions Nationwide

Nov 1, 2021

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News Bilder des Tages All Saints Day Celebrations In Playa Del Carmen A show by a local folk group related to the Day of the Dead (in Spanish: Dia de Muertos) in the municipal cemetery of Playa del Carmen. All Saints Day in Mexico coincides with the first day of the Day of the Dead (Dia de Muertos) celebration. It commemorates children who have died (Dia de los Inocentes) and the second day celebrates all deceased adults. In 2008, the tradition was inscribed in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. On Monday, 1 November 2021, in Playa Del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Playa Del Carmen Mexico Copyright: xArturxWidakx widak-allsaint211101_nppdg
Relatives Visit Cementeries During The Day OfTthe Dead PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MEXICO - NOVEMBER 1, 2021: A woman decorates the grave of their relative with flowers at Municipality Cemetery as part of Day of the dead celebrations. Persons attend at cemeteries in the country to accompany the dead throughout the night from November 1 until dawn, following Mexican traditions . On November 1, 2021 in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. (Photo by Natalia Pescador) Copyright: xNataliaxPescadorx EYEPIXGROUP_NP_01112021_18160
Relatives Visit Cementeries During The Day OfTthe Dead PLAYA DEL CARMEN, MEXICO - NOVEMBER 1, 2021: A woman visits the urn of their relative at Municipality Cemetery as part of Day of the dead celebrations. Persons attend at cemeteries in the country to accompany the dead throughout the night from November 1 until dawn, following Mexican traditions . On November 1, 2021 in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. (Photo by Natalia Pescador) Copyright: xNataliaxPescadorx EYEPIXGROUP_NP_01112021_18155
All Saints Day Celebrations In Playa Del Carmen A show by a local folk group related to the Day of the Dead (in Spanish: Dia de Muertos) in the municipal cemetery of Playa del Carmen. All Saints Day in Mexico coincides with the first day of the Day of the Dead (Dia de Muertos) celebration. It commemorates children who have died (Dia de los Inocentes) and the second day celebrates all deceased adults. In 2008, the tradition was inscribed in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. On Monday, 1 November 2021, in Playa Del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Playa Del Carmen Mexico Copyright: xArturxWidakx widak-allsaint211101_npj3K
All Saints Day Celebrations In Playa Del Carmen Two women with faces covered with calaveras makeup walk in the municipal cemetery of Playa del Carmen. All Saints Day in Mexico coincides with the first day of the Day of the Dead (Dia de Muertos) celebration. It commemorates children who have died (Dia de los Inocentes) and the second day celebrates all deceased adults. In 2008, the tradition was inscribed in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. On Monday, 1 November 2021, in Playa Del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Playa Del Carmen Mexico Copyright: xArturxWidakx widak-allsaint211101_npyuh
Photograph of the stairs of the University of Guanajuato while wearing a Day of the Dead offering, in the city of Guanajuato, Mexico, 1 November 2021. The faculty commemorated the Day of the Dead with a monumental offering dedicated to Eugenio Trueba Olivares and Enrique Ruelas, creators of the Cervantine Entremeses in the Plaza de San Roque. Stairs of the University of Guanajuato, remember the traditional Day of the Dead !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xLuisxRamirezx MEX5838 20211102-6be10bb0959ddf013a567ee4a767afeceb8cb8cf
News Bilder des Tages Photograph of the stairs of the University of Guanajuato while wearing a Day of the Dead offering, in the city of Guanajuato, Mexico, 1 November 2021. The faculty commemorated the Day of the Dead with a monumental offering dedicated to Eugenio Trueba Olivares and Enrique Ruelas, creators of the Cervantine Entremeses in the Plaza de San Roque. Stairs of the University of Guanajuato, remember the traditional Day of the Dead !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xLuisxRamirezx MEX5836 20211102-15f513b518180f68daf3ed079cece4d7775c212d
Relatives of the deceased come to put flowers and candles in the municipal cemetery of Tzurumutaro, in the state of Michoacan, Mexico, 01 November 2021. Thousands of Mexican families came to the country s cemeteries this Monday to decorate the graves and wait for the arrival of the souls of their deceased on the occasion of the Day of the Dead, a tradition interrupted last year by the closure of the pantheons due to the Covid pandemic -19. Mexico fills cemeteries with colors again on the Day of the Dead !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xIvanxVillanuevax MEX5829 20211102-37d7ff89b379c675b6c2958fddf48dd822ffc2da
People come with flower crowns to the Dolores Pantheon on the occasion of the Day of the Dead today, in Mexico City, Mexico 1 November 2021. Thousands of Mexican families came to the country s cemeteries this Monday to decorate the graves and wait for the arrival of the souls of their deceased on the occasion of the Day of the Dead, a tradition interrupted last year by the closure of the pantheons due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Mexico fills cemeteries with colors again on the Day of the Dead !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xCarlosxRamírezx MEX5737 20211102-0225d1bbf5f3b7d6615bc3c4d1fcec14a2ce6d4d
Tsotsil Indians serenade and decorate the graves of their relatives today, in the city of Chamula, Chiapas state, Mexico 1 November 2021. From very early men, women and children from 22 communities, go to the pantheon to remember and celebrate their dead in their day, with mariachi music and flower arrangements. Tsotsiles remember their dead in the Mexican state of Chiapas !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xCarlosxLópezx MEX5780 20211102-4159c7f3b3c53b15d5a543548f538ccf993bf8e2
People decorate the graves of their relatives on the occasion of the Day of the Dead, in the city of Pachuca, Hidalgo state, Mexico, 1 November 2021. Families come to the San Antonio ejidal pantheon in this city, to entertain with music, clean and decorate the graves of their relatives with marigold flowers, on the traditional Day of the Dead. Families from the Mexican city of Pachuca remember their dead !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xDavidxMartínezxPelcastrex MEX5806 20211102-f9e621b9c3cd8476fe5ad0bbe1ef3c2757579260
Relatives of the deceased come today to put flowers and candles, in the municipal pantheon of Tzintzuntzan, in the state of Michoacan, Mexico, 1 November 2021. Thousands of Mexican families came to the country s cemeteries this Monday to decorate the graves and wait for the arrival of the souls of their deceased on the occasion of the Day of the Dead, a tradition interrupted last year by the closure of the pantheons due to the Covid pandemic -19. Mexico fills cemeteries with colors again on the Day of the Dead !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlexxCruzx MEX5820 20211102-f61f7c5705253a43b85df849a2c1d19573e5ee2e
November 1, 2021, Washington, DC, United States: Day of the Dead altar in honor of those who died due to Covid19 pandemic, seen during Oaxaca s exhibition at the Mexican Cultural Institute in Washington. Washington United States - ZUMAs197 20211101_zaa_s197_149 Copyright: xLeninxNollyx

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November 1, 2021, Washington, DC, United States: Day of the Dead altar in honor of those who died due to Covid19 pandemic, seen during Oaxaca s exhibition at the Mexican Cultural Institute in Washington. Washington United States - ZUMAs197 20211101_zaa_s197_149 Copyright: xLeninxNollyx