THE DAY OF THE DEAD IN MEXICO.

On October 29 to November 2 of each year, as in most of the towns of Mexico, a list of the dead will be published in San José Miahuatlán where there is no death as the end of life. as a continuity of it.

This is the most representative form of our country.

The antiquity of this tradition goes back to pre-Hispanic times, the people of Mexico, the ancient offerings to their dead and even to one of the most venerated cults.

With the arrival of the Spaniards, these customs merged with the Spanish ones, giving rise to what we currently know.

Later, this celebration was transformed by colonization, since the European traditions were combined with the natives of Mexico. This resulted in once in each region in a different way