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Vector Collection of Doodle Day of the Dead Skulls Royalty Free Stock Photo

Halloween or Day of the Dead Mask Royalty Free Stock Photo

Day of the dead pattern Royalty Free Stock Photo

Day of the Dead or Halloween Skeleton Woman Royalty Free Stock Photo

Crafts for the celebration of the Day of the Dead

An owl resting on a grave. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Day of the Dead is a Mexican celebration of pre-Hispanic origin that honors the deceased on November 2, begins on November 1, and coincides with the Catholic celebrations of All Souls Day and All Saints Day. It is a Mexican and Central American festivity, it is also celebrated in many communities of the United States, where there is a large Mexican and Central American population. Unesco has declared this festivity an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The Day of the Dead is a day also celebrated in Brazil, as Dia dos Finados, although this festivity does not have the same pre-Hispanic roots as the Mexican holiday.