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Te compartimos videos y fotos del Desfile Internacional de Día de Muertos que ocurrió este domingo 27 de octubre en la CDMX.
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Did you know Day of the Dead is actually celebrated for several days, and starts this Thursday? We're starting extra early here on Sweets, though, because I have so many gorgeous cakes to show you! Even if you don't celebrate Dia de los Muertos, trust me, these beauties bring plenty of sugar skul
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We asked 12 Latinos attending The Hollywood Forever Cemetery, which hosts the largest Día de Muertos celebration in the US.
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¡Oh gran Madre!, adorada por toda la creación y existente antes de su conciencia. A ti, fuerza femenina básica, ilimitada y eterna. ¡Oh casta Diosa de la Luna, señora de toda magia! Los vientos y l…
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Xochiquetzal is the Aztec goddess whose name means flower and precious feather. She is a goddess associated with concepts of fertility, beauty, and female sexual power, serving as a protector of young mothers and a patroness of pregnancy, childbirth, and the crafts practiced by women such as weaving and embroidery. ~ Wiki Xochiquetzal is a sweet and floral scent with a hint of gourmand notes. This alluring fragrance has notes of Lime, Orange, Chocolate, Tobacco, Myrrh, Tonka Bean, Rose, Frangipani and Vetiver. The oils I use are 100% natural, vegan friendly and contain no chemicals, synthetics or dyes of any kind. I use no “fragrance oils” and my perfumes have no alcohol and are phthalate and paraben free! *Image is only used for description of fragrance*
These are some of the most beautiful and creative costumes celebrating the Mexican holiday, Día de Muertos.
Aztec culture has been a subject of interest by scientists and history enthusiasts alike. This race made their home in the Mesoamerican region during the 14th to the 16th Century. These people made tattooing as an extension of a culture…
