Mexicans celebrate el Día de los Muertos primarily to remember and honor deceased loved ones. This traditional holiday, which takes place on November 1st and 2nd, combines indigenous beliefs and Catholic influences, allowing families to celebrate the lives of those who have passed away through altars, offerings, and various festive activities.
Why do Mexicans celebrate el Día de los Muertos?
to honor deceased historical figures
so that children can go door to door collecting candy
to remember and honor deceased loved ones
as a religious holiday to celebrate patron saints
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