In Mexico, All Saints Day traditions include making offerings with fruits, breads, pumpkins and photos of deceased family members. These offerings originate from ancestral traditions that may include prehistoric objects. Another tradition is creating "rugs" on the floor with flowers, beans, candles and other items to honor the dead. A popular candy is calaverita de azucar, which are small sugar skulls made with names that are given to people. Offerings can also be made to honor special people like singers, actors and writers.

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2. In México, in the offering we use to put fruit, bread, pumpkins and photos of our familiars that are dead.

7. Our ancestors started with this tradition, so also in the offering you can find some objects that were used in the prehistory.

10. Another tradition in Mexico is to put like a “rug” in the floor that is made of flowers, beans, candles, we can use many things to make a rug.

14. A traditional candy in Mexico on Halloween is “calaverita de azucar” that are like a small skulls made of sugar were you can put your name or another name and give it to a person.

15. The offerings can be dedicate to a special person like: singer, actors, writers.