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México cobra vida durante las celebraciones anuales del Día de Muertos

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México cobra vida durante las celebraciones anuales del Día de Muertos — Boca Raton Schools news

CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — Los vibrantes cempasúchiles anaranjados, las velas encendidas y los rostros pintados como las elegantes calaveras conocidas como catrinas llenan las calles de México cada año durante las celebraciones del Día de Muertos.Las festividades comienzan en octubre y se extienden hasta el 1 y 2 de noviembre, cuando según la creencia las almas de los seres queridos fallecidos regresan temporalmente a la Tierra para reunirse con sus familias.Nadie sabe cuándo tuvo lugar la primera conmemoración, pero tiene sus raíces en creencias vinculadas a la agricultura de la época prehispánica de México. Las tradiciones católicas se incorporaron a la celebración después de la conquista española en 1521.Hoy, las celebraciones se distinguen por desfiles masivos que recorren la avenida principal de la Ciudad de México. Calles, negocios y mercados se cubren de flores anaranjadas de cempasúchil, que se cree iluminan con sus colores intensos el camino de los muertos de regreso a la Tierra.

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