In pueblos all around Oaxaca state, moving, spiritual celebrations can be found.˜ The municipal cemetery in the city is brightly lit with the illumination of thousands of candles and there are many offrendas dedicated to the memories of the deceased.˜ In the main square called the Zocalo, artists build huge sand sculptures called tapetes.˜ These usually depict skulls or skeletons also engaged in everyday rituals.˜ Over several days, families get together to celebrate and visit.˜ The cemeteries become gathering places for family and friends and it is a happy time for families who are reunited with their deceased
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