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    LLO WE EN:) : Juan Diego Monoga Melissa Ayala Maria Fernanda Colmenares Andres Felipe Padilla

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    Halloween traditions are celebrated differently in various countries. In Spain, All Saints' Day on November 1st and All Souls' Day on November 2nd are times to remember the dead by visiting cemeteries and leaving flowers. Although traditionally religious, Spain also has desserts shaped like bones to commemorate the holidays. In Mexico, the Day of the Dead on November 1st-2nd is believed to be when the deceased return home, leading families to construct altars in their homes honoring deceased relatives. In Guatemala, the Day of the Dead is one of the most important annual celebrations, which besides visiting cemeteries also includes horse races and barrel flying giants. In England, Halloween traditions on October 31st blend

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    Halloween traditions are celebrated differently in various countries. In Spain, All Saints' Day on November 1st and All Souls' Day on November 2nd are times to remember the dead by visiting cemeteries and leaving flowers. Although traditionally religious, Spain also has desserts shaped like bones to commemorate the holidays. In Mexico, the Day of the Dead on November 1st-2nd is believed to be when the deceased return home, leading families to construct altars in their homes honoring deceased relatives. In Guatemala, the Day of the Dead is one of the most important annual celebrations, which besides visiting cemeteries also includes horse races and barrel flying giants. In England, Halloween traditions on October 31st blend

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    Halloween traditions are celebrated differently in various countries. In Spain, All Saints' Day on November 1st and All Souls' Day on November 2nd are times to remember the dead by visiting cemeteries and leaving flowers. Although traditionally religious, Spain also has desserts shaped like bones to commemorate the holidays. In Mexico, the Day of the Dead on November 1st-2nd is believed to be when the deceased return home, leading families to construct altars in their homes honoring deceased relatives. In Guatemala, the Day of the Dead is one of the most important annual celebrations, which besides visiting cemeteries also includes horse races and barrel flying giants. In England, Halloween traditions on October 31st blend

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    LLO WE EN:) : Juan Diego Monoga Melissa Ayala Maria Fernanda Colmenares Andres Felipe Padilla

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    Halloween traditions are celebrated differently in various countries. In Spain, All Saints' Day on November 1st and All Souls' Day on November 2nd are times to remember the dead by visiting cemeteries and leaving flowers. Although traditionally religious, Spain also has desserts shaped like bones to commemorate the holidays. In Mexico, the Day of the Dead on November 1st-2nd is believed to be when the deceased return home, leading families to construct altars in their homes honoring deceased relatives. In Guatemala, the Day of the Dead is one of the most important annual celebrations, which besides visiting cemeteries also includes horse races and barrel flying giants. In England, Halloween traditions on October 31st blend

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    O W
    A L L JUAN DIEGO MONOGA

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    MELISSA AYALA
    MARIA FERNANDA
    COLMENARES
    ANDRES FELIPE PADILLA
    Halloween in Spain
    The All Saints 'Day is celebrated on November 1
    and All Souls' Day tomorrow. As in Latin America is
    a time to remember the dead people. The Spanish
    go to cemeteries to put flowers, usually
    chrysanthemums on the graves of their dead.
    This is a pagan religious fiesta. The church
    held a mass in memory of the saints and
    reminds us of our relationship with those at
    the other side.
    Although there are days of introspection and prayer,
    there is space for the typical sweet delight: the bones of a
    saint. This dessert the size of the thumb is made with egg
    yolks and sugar. The color grade of the holidays they put
    some markets south of the country with stalls decked out
    in a special way. 
    Halloween in Mexico
    The Day of the Dead in Mexico is celebrated on November 2 and
    according to popular belief on this day the deceased return to
    their homes on earth. The celebration begins the evening of
    October 31 with the preparations for the Day of the Angels (also
    known as Holy Innocents Day, or All Saints) held the first of
    November.
    On this day, children are reminded that reached
    dead be baptized before he died. Many families
    construct an altar in their homes for the spirits
    and thus pay homage to deceased relatives. The
    decor includes candy with the names of the
    deceased, flowers, photographs, and food and
    favorite drink of the deceased.
    Halloween in Guatemala
    In this country, or Day of the Dead feast is celebrated on
    November 1 and is one of the most important dates of the year.
    Besides visiting the cemeteries and decorate to honor their dead,
    Guatemalans do two celebrations that differ from the rest of
    Latin America: The Horse Race and the flight of the Barrels
    Giants.
    Halloween in England
    In England, the ancient festival of Halloween is
    celebrated, as in the United States on 31 October.
    The night of All Souls mixes two old traditional
    festivals: the festival of Samhain, (described in
    Ireland) and Pomona Day, the day of the goddess
    of gardens and fruit.
    Children dress up according to the
    subject of ghosts and the more
    terrifying, the better. English children,
    as in Scotland, have to earn the gift
    sets.
    THANK YOU FOR
    YOUR ATTENTION

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