Ola, and good veneidos this episode of simple stories in Spanish.

The celebration of Day of the Dead, or a Diad de Muertos, is a bright, colorful festivity to remember and honor those who have passed away.

To celebrate deceased ancestors, graves are cleaned and decorated,

altars with offerings of food and drink are constructed. and and welcome as they visit the land of the living for the day.

Today's podcast will focus on how Day of the Dead is celebrated in Mexico.

Next week's episode will explore the Day of the Dead celebrations in Guatemala.

Some words that will help you understand this story better include

Los Muertos meaning the dead Muere, which is death.

Vida, which is life.

Semperusel, meaning marigolds.

Beelas, which are candles, calaberas, meaning skulls, and mundo, which means world.

I hope you enjoy learning about the

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