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It's a huge day in the United States today as we head to the polls and cast our ballots for the next President. This year, Latinos make up the larg...

Some Mexican children grew up not celebrating Día de los Muetos in the United States with their families. This is something many would like to chan...

The Mexican traditions of Día de los Muertos have been gaining awareness in the United States over the past several years. In Mexico, every small t...

Papier-mâché is a colorful paper craft, also known as cartonería, from the Spanish word for cardboard. This art has roots in European colonialism a...

This year, the 7th annual International Mariachi's Women Festival will virtually celebrate Day of the Dead through their music. The festival this y...

A Chicago-area resident has transformed her beautiful garden into a Día de los Muertos display, complete with a giant altar. She is a Mexican nativ...

One of the best parts of Día de los Muertos is the mouth-watering food. From the tamales, calabaza en tacha (candied pumpkin), churros, and sugar s...

Many places are getting creative this year and holding virtual Día de los Muertos events. Forest Lawn Cemetery in Southern California will be strea...

A Jarocho is a person or something that comes from Veracruz, Mexico, a state in the Gulf Coast region of the country. The origin is believed to hav...

Pan de Muerto is a staple of Día de los Muertos celebrations. It is often seen on altars, placed as offerings to departed loved ones. This bread va...

Over the past several years, society has highlighted times that certain things may come across as cultural appropriation. Now, some are starting to...

The Mexican holiday of Día de los Muertos is quickly approaching this year. This celebration is gaining popularity, however, many people still aren...