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Well we went to check out the Jazz fest but they were just practicing and setting up. It sounded like it was going to be GREAT! Would love to go but heard it is really hard to get back to Zipolite with so many people and so we just went and returned in the afternoon. We went down to the beach and wandered around. The water was beautiful. Big waves came up on the beach and Mother Ocean urged us in but we just couldn't. She cooled us off though and we were grateful. There is a lovely spa there, maybe we will go get a manicure or pedicure. Here are the photos I took
Yesterday we celebrated the Dia de Muertos, also known as Dia los Angelitos.
Here is Mexico it is a 3 day celebration. It is a very ancient tradition about love and respect and honoring your loved ones that have passed on to the spiritual world. It has nothing to do with Halloween. It is the opposite in so many ways.
"Scholars trace the origins of the modern Mexican holiday to indigenous observances dating back hundreds of years and to an Aztecfestival dedicated to the goddessMictecacihuatl. The holiday has spread throughout the world, being absorbed into other deep traditions in honor of the dead." read more here
Frances Ann Day summarizes the three-day celebration, the Day of the Dead:
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On October 31, All Hallows Eve, the children make a children's altar to invite the angelitos
(spirits of dead children) to come back for a visit. November 1 is All
Saints Day, and the adult spirits will come to visit. November 2 is All
Souls Day, when families go to the cemetery to decorate the graves and
tombs of their relatives. The three-day fiesta is filled with marigolds,
the flowers of the dead; muertos (the bread of the dead); sugar
skulls; cardboard skeletons; tissue paper decorations; fruit and nuts;
incense, and other traditional foods and decorations.
Here are some of the things we did and saw!
We had hot chocolate and pan de muerte with our amiga and then we went to the Dia de Muertos Festival at the Calavera Social Club for the 6th Annual Dia de Muertos Festival.
"Por una conciencia viva a través de la muerte"
Calavera Social Club colectivo conciente te invita a participar en el 6to festival cultural de día de los muertos en Zipolite (Playa de los muertos) Oaxaca.
Los días 1,2 y 3 de noviembre teatro, danza, cuento y música unidos en el festival.
Este festival tiene como fin preservar una de las tradiciones mas
bonitas y coloridas de nuestro México además de proyectar a Zipolite
como un sitio de turismo alternativo único en el país. Este es un
festival es totalmente independiente y el contenido tiene el objetivo de
estimular el crecimiento espiritual de cada persona a través de las
artes y de los valores humanos y nuevas alternativas de vida.
We
also visited amigos and saw the beautiful altars/arcos they made. It's a
very special time. Sadly one of Zipolite's beloved members passed away
and so the town was grieving. I send love and light and my deepest
condolences to all the family and friends and to all those that are
missing loved ones.
"Por una conciencia viva a través de la muerte"
Calavera Social Club colectivo conciente te invita a participar en el 6to festival cultural de día de los muertos en Zipolite (Playa de los muertos) Oaxaca.
Los días 1,2 y 3 de noviembre teatro, danza, cuento y música unidos en el festival.
Este festival tiene como fin preservar una de las tradiciones mas bonitas y coloridas de nuestro México además de proyectar a Zipolite como un sitio de turismo alternativo único en el país. Este es un festival es totalmente independiente y el contenido tiene el objetivo de estimular el crecimiento espiritual de cada persona a través de las artes y de los valores humanos y nuevas alternativas de vida.
"For a living conscience through death" Calavera
Social Collective collective club invites you to participate in the 6th
day cultural festival of the dead in Zipolite (Playa de los muertos)
Oaxaca. The days 1,2 and 3 of November theater, dance, story and music united in the festival. This
festival aims to preserve one of the most beautiful and colorful
traditions of our Mexico in addition to projecting Zipolite as an
alternative tourism site unique in the country. This is a
festival is completely independent and the content aims to stimulate the
spiritual growth of each person through the arts and human values and
new alternatives of life.
