Day of the Dead is a holiday observed in cities and towns throughout Mexico, which dates back thousands ... plus sweet Pan de Muertos and sugar skulls," the blog continues. Original image has ...

Day of the Dead is celebrated in various regions of Mexico ... Guatemala make giant kites to reach their ancestors, while in Bolivia there are processions involving the actual skulls of ancestors.

The four lines crossing the bread represent limbs of a body, and the ball on the top represents the skull ... of death in Mexico, and is the inspiration for a lot of Day of the Dead makeup ...

Mexico’s Day of the Dead festival was recognised by UNESCO ... These days, the neon of it all, the big-teeth, laughing skulls, The posed calacas and Catrinas and happy dead people doing funny ...

A traditional Day of the Dead “offering” in Frida Kahlo's iconic home in Mexico City has taken on ... in collaboration with Gaultier, who was a huge fan of the iconic Mexican artist.