Celebrating Día de los Muertos? Here's how to build an altar for your those who no longer live with us.
Carbs don't count in the afterlife. On Nov. 1 and 2, many in Southern California, Mexico, and across Latin America celebrate Día de los Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead. Loved ones who have died are remembered and honored through various celebrations. Families gather at graveyards with strolling musicians, faces are painted, sugar skulls are decorated and altars are built.
LAist senior editor Rodrigo Cervantes shares his 2022 altar:"My dear grandparents are invited as usual, plus my great-grandfather, who migrated from Japan to Mexico."
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