Nov. 3, 2021
Day of the dead in Brazil
November 2 is the date known for being the day in which many Latin American cultures celebrate the day of the dead - with the celebrations that take place in Mexico being the most well-known by people from all over the world.
Curiously enough, Brazilians also celebrate the day of the dead. It's important to point out though that we do it in our own fashion.
Wheares Mexicans set shrines up and go on streets in desguises, celebrating something that, for many Brazilians, would look like a mix of Carnival and Halloween, the celebrations in Brazil are much more calm and quiet. For us, the day of the dead - or "Dia de Finados" as we call, is a day to visit the tombs of our beloved ones and pray for them. Some people also go to the church, but definitely there isn't any party-like celebration like they have in Mexico.
Different countries, different celebrations. Weather if it is to party or just to pray, I do think that is a good thing to have one day to remember our loved ones who passed away.
Day of the dDead in Brazil
November 2 is the date known for being the day in which many Latin American cultures celebrate the dDay of the dDead - with the celebrations that take place in Mexico being the most well-known by people from all over the world.
Curiously enough, Brazilians also celebrate the dDay of the dDead.
It's important to point out though that we do it in our own fashion.
Wheareas Mexicans set up shrines up and go on streets in deisguises, celebrating something that, for many Brazilians, would look like a mix of Carnival and Halloween, the celebrations in Brazil are much more calm and quiet.
For us, the day of the dead -, or "Dia de Finados" as we call it, is a day to visit the tombs of our beloved ones and pray for them.
Some people also go to the church, but there definitely there isn't any party-like celebration like they have in Mexico.
This is more idiomatic.
Different countries, different celebrations.
Wheather if it is to party or just to pray, I do think that is a good thing to have one day to remember our loved ones who have passed away.
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November 2 is the date known for being the day in which many Latin American cultures celebrate the day of the dead - with the celebrations that take place in Mexico being the most well-known by people from all over the world. November 2 is the date known for being the day in which many Latin American cultures celebrate the |
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Curiously enough, Brazilians also celebrate the day of the dead. Curiously enough, Brazilians also celebrate the |
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It's important to point out though that we do it in our own fashion. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Wheares Mexicans set shrines up and go on streets in desguises, celebrating something that, for many Brazilians, would look like a mix of Carnival and Halloween, the celebrations in Brazil are much more calm and quiet. Whe |
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For us, the day of the dead - or "Dia de Finados" as we call, is a day to visit the tombs of our beloved ones and pray for them. For us, the day of the dead |
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Some people also go to the church, but definitely there isn't any party-like celebration like they have in Mexico. Some people also go to the church, but there definitely This is more idiomatic. |
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Different countries, different celebrations. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Weather if it is to party or just to pray, I do think that is a good thing to have one day to remember our loved ones who passed away. Whe |
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