The document describes the Mexican traditions surrounding Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) on October 31st, November 1st, and November 2nd. On October 31st, altars are made for infant and child souls (angelitos) who follow the scent of marigolds home, containing pan de muertos, tamales, and sugar skulls. On November 1st, the offerings change to be for adult souls containing similar foods along with cigarettes and tequila. On November 2nd, mummers wear masks and run around town to chase any lingering souls back to the land of the dead.