2. 
Halloween was celebrated make over 3000 years by the
Celts, a warrior people who lived in areas of
England, Scotland, France and Ireland.

The Celts believed that the border between the worlds of the
living and the dead became uncertain on the night before
the new year.

The night of October 31st celebrating Samhain, date in which
it was believed that the spirits of the dead returned to Earth.

3. 
Halloween is think of costumes, make-up, party, sweets and
children; but tradition States that his celebration was not
always festive and cheerful, and rituals that were practiced
during the night had a Purifier and religious character.

These features are due to its proximity to the day of the
dead, which the Catholic Church originated and which is
commemorated on November 1.

4. 
Jack – o - lantern :
A gourd is taken, removes itself the top part like lid, and then
there is extracted the flesh of his interior; on the exterior
surface an image is carved, generally a monstrous face.
During the night there is placed a candle ignited in his interior
to create a luminous effect.

5. 
Trick or Treat :
The children and those that are not so much disguise
themselves, simultaneously that between them compete for
sees which is the most horrifying disguise of all, and go of
house in house saying trick or treat.

6. 
To disguise itself :
In halloween is a custom to disguise itself and they make
some have the one who takes the most monstrous disguise.

7. 
Ghost :
In halloween the ghosts can happen from human form and
relate to the alive beings calling to his door.
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Bat
:
If a bat flies in your house the day of halloween it means that
the house is delighted.

8. 
Spiders :
If you see a spider in halloween it can be the spirit of a dear
being.