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Mexico started the day of the dead in honor of their ancestors

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The person that started day of the dead?

I think the Mexicans got it started


Who started day of the dead?

i am pretty sure the Aztec's did


Why do you have the day of the dead festival at all in Mexico?

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Because it is! now get over it!


How meany days dose day of the dead last?

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