Pan de Muerto: The sweet part of the ‘Dia de Muertos’ festivity
On the altar, along with the Pib and the traditional candies, there is always displayed the “Pan de Muerto”, the preferred bread for Mexicans.
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Cempasúchil flowers, sugar skulls, white candles, cut-out paper, moving photos, pan de muerto (bread of the dead), treasured photos, seeds and fruits, the tacos al pastor that loved one used to like so much and the tequila that couldn’t be missing for pairing with that tortilla, trompo and pineapple feast.
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Archive panorama of Puerto Vallarta, photographed November 23, 2022. Context image. The Ixtapa school and its drinking fountains are outside the scene. / Panorámica de archivo de Puerto Vallarta, fotografiada el 23 de noviembre de 2022. Imagen de contexto. La escuela de Ixtapa y sus bebederos quedan fuera de la escena. August Dominus / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped/resized. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
A staff training session in a photograph accompanying SEAPAL Vallarta’s Oct. 31 report on workplace culture and human rights. / Una sesión de capacitación del personal, en una fotografía publicada con el informe de SEAPAL Vallarta del 31 de octubre sobre cultura laboral y derechos humanos. SEAPAL Vallarta. Cropped and resized. / Recortada y ajustada de tamaño.
SEAPAL Vallarta
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