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  1. Mexico, Day of the Dead, preparations

Mexico, Day of the Dead, preparations

Oct 30, 2026

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  • MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. The altars serve as offerings to welcome the deceased, featuring marigolds, food, and photos to guide spirits for a brief reunion with the living. While families hold private ceremonies, large public altars in cities and museums commemorate groups and historical figures, and businesses also decorate with Day of the Dead themes.  Copyright: xVCGx 111678324983

    MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. The altars serve as offerings to welcome the deceased, featuring marigolds, food, and photos to guide spirits for a brief reunion with the living. While families hold private ceremonies, large public altars in cities and museums commemorate groups and historical figures, and businesses also decorate with Day of the Dead themes. Copyright: xVCGx 111678324983

  • MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on the streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe that the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with families during the holiday, and the altars, often adorned with marigolds, food, and photographs, serve as offerings to welcome the dead and acknowledge the cycle of life and death. In addition to private family observances, the city and museums have established large altars to commemorate groups or historical figures, while businesses have also arranged themed decorations.  Copyright: xVCGx 111678324982

    MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on the streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe that the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with families during the holiday, and the altars, often adorned with marigolds, food, and photographs, serve as offerings to welcome the dead and acknowledge the cycle of life and death. In addition to private family observances, the city and museums have established large altars to commemorate groups or historical figures, while businesses have also arranged themed decorations. Copyright: xVCGx 111678324982

  • MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on the streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans set up altars before the holiday featuring marigolds, food and photos to welcome the spirits of the deceased for a brief reunion with their families. In addition to home altars, local cities and museums have established large installations to commemorate groups and historical figures, while businesses have decorated with related themes.  Copyright: xVCGx 111678324981

    MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on the streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans set up altars before the holiday featuring marigolds, food and photos to welcome the spirits of the deceased for a brief reunion with their families. In addition to home altars, local cities and museums have established large installations to commemorate groups and historical figures, while businesses have decorated with related themes. Copyright: xVCGx 111678324981

  • MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe that the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with their families during the season, and the altars serve as waypoints for their journey. In addition to private family offerings, large altars in cities and museums commemorate groups and historical figures, carrying community memories, while businesses also set up Day of the Dead themed decorations to attract customers.  Copyright: xVCGx 111678324980

    MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe that the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with their families during the season, and the altars serve as waypoints for their journey. In addition to private family offerings, large altars in cities and museums commemorate groups and historical figures, carrying community memories, while businesses also set up Day of the Dead themed decorations to attract customers. Copyright: xVCGx 111678324980

  • MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on the streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with families during the season, and the altars serve as offerings featuring marigolds, food, and photos to guide them. Large altars in cities and museums often commemorate historical figures or groups, while businesses have launched Day of the Dead-themed decorations.  Copyright: xVCGx 111678324979

    MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on the streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with families during the season, and the altars serve as offerings featuring marigolds, food, and photos to guide them. Large altars in cities and museums often commemorate historical figures or groups, while businesses have launched Day of the Dead-themed decorations. Copyright: xVCGx 111678324979

  • MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe that the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with their families during the season, and the altars serve as waypoints for their journey. The altars, adorned with marigolds, food, and photographs, symbolize a brief reunion between the living and the dead and accept the cycle of life and death. In addition to private family offerings, large altars in cities and museums commemorate groups and historical figures, while businesses decorate with Day of the Dead themes.  Copyright: xVCGx 111678324978

    MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe that the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with their families during the season, and the altars serve as waypoints for their journey. The altars, adorned with marigolds, food, and photographs, symbolize a brief reunion between the living and the dead and accept the cycle of life and death. In addition to private family offerings, large altars in cities and museums commemorate groups and historical figures, while businesses decorate with Day of the Dead themes. Copyright: xVCGx 111678324978

  • MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe that during the Day of the Dead season, the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with their families, and the altars serve as offerings to accept the cycle of life and death and carry remembrance. Large altars in cities and museums are often used to commemorate groups or historical figures, while businesses also set up Day of the Dead themed decorations to attract customers.  Copyright: xVCGx 111678324977

    MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 30: Elaborate altars are displayed on streets ahead of the Day of the Dead on October 30, 2026 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexicans believe that during the Day of the Dead season, the spirits of deceased relatives return to reunite with their families, and the altars serve as offerings to accept the cycle of life and death and carry remembrance. Large altars in cities and museums are often used to commemorate groups or historical figures, while businesses also set up Day of the Dead themed decorations to attract customers. Copyright: xVCGx 111678324977

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