Hechos+Importantes

November 1st is __Day of the Little Dead__, or the day to honor children who have died. November 2nd is the __Day of the Adult Dead__. Day of the Dead is in __rememberance rather than grief__ for the dead.
 * On Day of the Dead there are entrance fees to enter cemetaries. The tourist attractions are mostly cemetaries. Some Mexicans see Halloween as a threat to tradition.**

//The and orgins of the Days of the Dead reach into ancient history of Europe and Mexico. During the 18th century November 1st was named All Saints Day. Putting aside the day to honor the Martyrs and saints was an attempt to the 2000- year tradition of the incredible Celts and their Drupids. Many Celts danced around huge bonfires, they wore a costume like thing which was animal heads and hides to confuse the many spirits and completely burned crops and animals as offerings returning of the dead. They declared November 2nd as All Soul's Day to honor the many dead. Celebrated with many parades, big bonfires, and people wore animal heads and hides to confuse the spirits. In the language of the day All Saints Day and All Souls' Day were known as All-Hallowsman, and October 31st was "All Hallowed's Eve" or Hallow 'e'en. //