Los calaveras de azucar or "sugar skulls" are significant to the holiday dia de los muertos (day of the daed). The skulls are used to help make a visual representation of the deceased ancestors of the mexican families. The name of the deceased is usually written on the forehead of the skull. This gave a happy remembrance of their loved ones. The skull was not to be seen as a morbid offering, but as a happy and joyful reminder of their past.
calaveras de azucar- sugar candy skulls, used in Mexico for the Mexican holiday el dia de los muertos otherwise known as the day of the dead
They are sugar skulls made for the Dia de los Muertos celebration.
Azucar is a sugar consisting mainly of fructose
calaveras de azúcar
Caña de azúcar
Caña de azucar
Para que? Un caballo?
sugar
you mean azucar? It means sugar
powdered sugar
We call it 'manteca de cacao'
You can find information about Azucar online. Azucar is the Spanish name for sugar. There are also restaurants named the Azucar Cuban Cuisine and Azucar Restaurant.
Azucar means 'sugar' in English.