VOICED : Mexico recibe a sus difuntos durante celebracion del Dia de Muertos

The video explores the Día de Muertos, a Mexican tradition where families honor their deceased loved ones. The celebration involves visiting cemeteries, setting up altars, and offering food and drinks. It combines indigenous and Christian traditions, with specific days dedicated to children and adults. Recognized by UNESCO, this cultural event is a vibrant expression of remembrance and joy.

What scents are commonly associated with the Day of the Dead in Mexican cemeteries?

• Cinnamon and vanilla

• Incense and lavender

• Melted wax and marigold flowers

• Freshly baked bread and coffee

What activities are typically performed at the gravesites during the Day of the Dead?

• Planting new trees

• Reading poetry

• Playing musical instruments

• Decorating with flowers and lighting candles

What is the cultural significance of the altars set up during the Day of the Dead?

• They are used for cooking traditional meals

• They honor deceased loved ones with offerings and prayers

• They are a form of protest

• They symbolize wealth and prosperity

On which date do the souls of children arrive according to the Day of the Dead traditions?

• October 31st

• November 3rd

• November 1st

• November 2nd

When was the Day of the Dead recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO?

• 1999

• 2003

• 2010

• 2015