It is a tradition in Mexico to set up an Altar de Muertos during the month of October so that our deceased can come to visit us on November 2nd, follow this step-by-step guide and learn which elements you should integrate into your Altar de Muertos. The altar can have several levels, traditionally there are 2, representing heaven and earth. Each of these steps is covered with black fabric.
Photo of the deceased to whom the altar is dedicated, so that their soul can return on Día de Muertos.
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