Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos)

Day of the Dead is a holiday traditionally celebrated on November 1 and 2, although other days such as October 31 or November 6 may be included depending on the location. It is widely seen in Mexico, where it is most developed, and elsewhere, especially by people of Mexican heritage.

What is celebrated on November 2 in the world?

November 2 is dedicated to the celebration of the Day of the Dead or Day of the Faithful Departed, to honor and commemorate the deceased faithful of the Catholic and Christian religion.

What is celebrated on November 1?

As with most of the celebrations in Spain, November 1, All Saints' Day, is an eminently religious festival. Not only in Spain but in most countries with a Christian tradition, the first of November is a day in which saints, known and unknown, are honored.

Where is the Day of the Dead celebrated in Mexico?

Among the most popular regions to celebrate these dates are Oaxaca, the island of Janitzio in Pátzcuaro and Mixquic in the Tláhuac mayor's office, in Mexico City. Other famous municipalities for the revelry of these dates are Xochimilco and Magdalena Contreras, which preserve their roots due to their traditions.