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The Day of the Dead in Mexico (known as Día de los Muertos) is a day of remembrance and celebration for loved ones who have passed away. The holiday is observed on November 1st and 2nd, and is marked by traditional celebrations that include offering food and flowers to the deceased, decorating gravesites and home altars, and eating candied skulls. The holiday has roots in ancient native cultures, and was later influenced by European traditions such as All Soul's Day.
يومالموتىفيالمكسيك (المعروفباسمDía de los Muertos) هويوملإحياءذكرىوالاحتفالبالأحباءالذينرحلوا. يتمالاحتفالبالعيديومي 1 و 2 نوفمبر، ويتميزبالاحتفالاتالتقليديةالتيتشملتقديمالطعاموالزهورللمتوفى، وتزيينالمقابروالمذابحالمنزلية، وتناولالجماجمالمسكرة. تعودجذورالعطلةإلىالثقافاتالمحليةالقديمة، وقدتأثرتلاحقًابالتقاليدالأوروبيةمثلعيدكلالأرواح.
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The origins of the Day of the Dead as we know it today have their roots in pre-*Columbian Mesoamerican cultures, which are the indigenous peoples of Central and Southern America, such as the Aztecs*. These cultures had established rituals that honored and remembered their deceased loved ones, which involved rituals such as offering food, flowers, and other offerings to the deceased. These practices were later incorporated into Catholic traditions to form the modern Day of the Dead.
