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Español: Lo más representativo de México en estos días es (a comparación de Estados Unidos, quienes festejan Halloween pidiendo calavera y disfrazándose de monstruos, México le festeja a los muertos) se deja una ofrenda, fuera o dentro de la casa tratando de llenarla especialmente con comida, no cualquier comida, comida que a esa persona o personas a quienes va dirigida la ofrenda les halla gustado. Fotos de las personas que fueron inspiración para este altar llenan el lugar; rodeadas de flores de cempasúchil (también llamada "flor de muerto" ésta es de colores vistosos como amarillo fuerte o anaranjado, originaria de Mexico, la flor de cempasúchil se adapta a distintos hábitats y es una especie medicinal usada con mayor frecuencia para el dolor de estómago). Por otro lado están las velas que tienen uno de los más profundos significados en estás ofrendas: se dice que las velas ayudan de guía a los muertos para que cada uno de ellos llegue a su respectivo banquete; lo anterior nos habla de una característica muy importante en la cultura mexicana, la idealización de que tras la muerte existe otra vida, esta idea es creada gracias a la religión católica( cabe mencionar que en México el 83% de la población es católica); sacando como segunda conclusión que el mismo porcentaje de la población, en México, se dedica a poner un altar para sus muertos. Papel picado, representativo también por usarse como ornamenta en estos días (es una artesanía trabajada en México) se distingue por su variedad de colores y tamaños pero sobretodo por las figuras que se forman tras varios recortes, que al extender el papel se vuelven huecos y forman diversas figuras; y por ultimo el tan famoso pan de muerto hecho únicamente por mayoría en el mes de noviembre ya que es un tipo de pan preparado especialmente para ésta festividad.
English: The most representative of Mexico these days is (a comparison of the United States who celebrate Halloween and dressing up asking skull monster, Mexico will celebrate the dead) an offering, outside or inside the house trying to fill especially with food is left not any food, food that person or persons to whom the offering is addressed find they liked. Photos of people who were the inspiration for this altar fill the place; surrounded by marigolds (also called "flower of the dead" it is strong or bright colors like orange, native to Mexico, marigold flower is adapted to different habitats and is a medicinal species used most often for pain stomach). Then there are the candles that have one of the deepest meanings are offering: candlelight is said to help guide the dead so that each reaches its respective feast; above tells us of a very important in Mexican culture feature, the idealization of that after death there is another life, this idea is created thanks to the Catholic religion (note that in Mexico 83% of the population is Catholic); taking as second conclusion that the same percentage of the population in Mexico, is dedicated to making an altar for the dead. Confetti, also representative for use as adorns these days (it's a hard Craft in Mexico) is distinguished by its variety of colors and sizes, but especially by the figures that form after several cuts, extending the role become hollow and forming various figures; and finally the so famous pan de muerto made only by a majority in November because it is a type of bread made especially for this festival. |
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