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Lors de la fête des morts "el día de los muertos", les Mexicains décorent les tombes et les autels de leurs proches disparus, avec : las calavera, las offrendas, las flores de cempatsúchi...
Graven worden net gemaakt en versierd op de Dag van de Doden in Mexico
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