Discover the origins of Nunca Olvidados

Nunca Olvidados is a Mexican-Spanish phrase meaning “never forgotten,” which is itself directly inspired by the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). In Mexico, Mexican communities, and throughout Latin America, this multi-day holiday takes place from November 1–2, and is used as a celebration of the life and death of our families and loved ones.

Families come together and set up a small altar which is typically decorated with food, drinks, and pictures of departed family members. It’s believed that these offerings help spirits find their way home to visit living family members.

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