DAY OF THE DEAD IN SAN FRANCISCO

Día de los Muertos
'Day of the Dead'

Celebrated throughout Mexico, in particular the central and south regions, this day for remembering and praying for dear ones who have died is acknowledged and observed around the world.

In San Francisco, this was the scene in the streets at 22nd & Bryant and Garfield Park. With candles in hand, we joined a night of tradition and reflection.

One of the most important symbols of the Dia de los Muertos are the calaveras, which stands for “skulls” in Spanish. In calaveras makeup, we celebrated the lives of those we've lost.

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