Ofrendas de D.C.
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La Ofrenda es una tradíción precolombina que sobrevivió a la conquista, a la culturización occidental y se mezcló con el catolicismo. Comida, bebida, música, flores, veladoras, calaveras de azúcar, memorias y una visita al panteón, son parte de este rito. | The Ofrenda is a pre-Columbian tradition that survived the Spanish Conquest, the Western acculturation and mixed with Catholicism. Food, drink, music, sugar skulls, flowers, candles, memories and a visit to the cemetery, are part of this ritual.
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At the Arlington Arts Center’s 11th annual Dia de los Muertos Celebration & Exhibition Nov. 1. Photos by Diana Cárdenas Aguiñaga
The Mexican Cultural Institute has an ofrenda each year.
Photos from the Flickr stream of Roman A. Santillan
National Museum of the Native American had several ofrendas this year. Here are some photos we shot on Saturday, Nov. 1.
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