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Since these are two celebrations that are close in date, many people tend to confuse or mix them up. Find out what each one is about.
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Step 2 of 6Halloween and Day of the Dead celebrations tend to coincide year after year, mainly due to their proximity: while the former takes place on October 31, the Mexican tradition extends between November 1 and 2. **But what are the differences?**
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1. **Halloween is not originally from the United States**, as many people think, but rather it is a Celtic tradition and its name comes from "All-Hallows" (All Saints' Eve).
2. It is a pagan festival that is more than 3,000 years old, which has been reconfigured over time and the market.
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Step 5 of 6For its part, Day of the Dead is a pre-Hispanic Mexican celebration where tributes are paid to deceased loved ones. Through altars and offerings, the souls of those loved ones who are no longer in this world are received.
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On the other hand, **on Halloween people dress up to scare away ghosts and it is associated with horror stories and movies;
###### Day of the Dead, on the other hand, attracts the souls of the deceased to honor them and joy is a fundamental pillar of the celebration.