Facts about Dia de los Muertos: (I recommend to watch Coco) 1. The Day of the Dead or Día de Muertos is an ever-evolving holiday that traces its earliest roots to the Aztec people in what is now central Mexico. The Aztecs used skulls to honor the dead a millennium before the Day of the Dead celebrations emerged. ... The same happened on November 1 to honor children who had died. 2. Only 10 countries that celebrate Dia de los Muertos. 3. It's a celebration of Life, not Death. 4. The Dead come to join the party (even though we can't see them). 5. Xoloitzcuintli and Butterflies are VERY important symbols for Dia de los Muertos.
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Happy Dia de los Muertos!!!!!💀🟥🟪🏳⚧(just pretend it's a pink banner decoration)🟨🟧
You too!
Happy Day of the Dead!
It's too bad Halloween in over but... Happy Dia de los Muertos (or in English, Day of the Dead)!!! Let's honor and remember the ones we lost, the ones we know, and even the ones we don't know but still respect!
Would you rather of the week: (comment witch one) Would you rather never eat candy OR never watch T.V?
Never watch TV!
never watch tv
I never watch TV anyway, so I choose never watch TV. Also, does chocolate count as candy? Because I eat chocolate, but I don’t eat colored candy.
Never watch TV (I could watch Netflix on my phone)
Smart thinking!
never eat candy
Never eat candy!
never eat candy i think
Never eat candy... I
Never watch T.V given I don't watch it that much.
Happy Halloween!
Thank you, same to you!