Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) is one of Mexico’s most iconic and deeply rooted traditions, honoring the lives of departed loved ones through vibrant altars, offerings, music, and public celebrations. Our coverage explores how different regions in Mexico—from Mexico City to Oaxaca, Michoacán, and beyond—commemorate the occasion with parades, cultural festivals, cemetery vigils, and traditional food like pan de muerto. Discover the origins, symbolism, and evolving interpretations of this holiday that blends Indigenous customs with Catholic influences. Whether you’re interested in attending events, understanding cultural significance, or viewing the latest news and features, this tag offers rich and respectful insights into the Day of the Dead across Mexico.
