Every year as late October transitions into early November, colorful displays of sugar skulls, vibrant orange marigolds, and intricate paper decorations appear across global pop culture. Because it closely coincides with October 31st, many outsiders mistakenly assume that Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is simply a Mexican variation of Halloween. However, grouping

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