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Through the lens:
Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
Cemeteries

By Geri Anderson © Geri Anderson 2007

In the country pueblos near Oaxaca city, you'll find Day of the Dead means socializing among families, many of them related, all certainly neighbors and friends.

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