Experience one of Mexico's most representative cultural celebrations in a respectful and meaningful way: Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead).
Learn about its origins, discover the meaning behind its symbols, and understand why this celebration holds such a special place in the memory and everyday life of many Mexican families.
Here, you won't simply be a spectator. You’ll be part of the experience: you’ll take part in creating a traditional altar for Day of the Dead, placing its elements and discovering the meaning behind each one.
You’ll also learn how traditional pan de muerto is made alongside local bakers, from preparing the dough to shaping and decorating it.
You’ll also have the opportunity to have your face painted as a calavera (skull), one of the most recognizable visual expressions of Día de Muertos, and discover how creativity is also part of this celebration.
To close, you'll share pan de muerto and a traditional Mexican beverage, creating a moment to talk and reflect on memory, our roots, and the way this tradition invites us to celebrate life.
The meeting point will be at the Matíz restaurant on Marlín street.
The meeting point will be at the Matíz restaurant on Marlín street.
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