Meso America

For centuries before Christopher Columbus arrived in the United States, the civilization of the Western Hemisphere existed. Habits, languages, religions are different from Europeans. Aztec people are in contact with Europeans. Their history lasted from 1300 until 1521. Maya society began in the year 200 - 900 AD. Hernan Cortes and Spain's 500-strong army, and thousands of Indian fighters have declared a war in Aztec. Moctezuma believes that those who came to his land were forced to be exiled to Topiltzin Quetzalcoatl, but he promised to come back.

First and foremost, this celebrated historical roots can trace back to 3000 of the Middle Eastern Indigenous Spanish culture, especially Nava (Azteca, Maya, Toltecus, Trass Cartech, Chichemec, Tecpanec) and other Mexican origin I will. A lot of people a few years ago Life is seen as a dream. People are truly believed to be awake only when people die. Death is not a strange and horrible being, but it is a character that can be distinguished like reality, just like life itself is part of life. When Christianity was introduced in the 16th century, religion and its symbol became part of the altar we found today in Mexico. On November 1, Halloween is the spirit of children.

Dia de Los Muertos is actually one of the most important festivals in Latin America, Latin America, and Latin America. Its origin can be traced back to the indigenous ceremonies of Central America, celebrate and respect the deceased in August, build an altar in the celebration moon, make Hanal Pixan- (Nahuatl for food supply) It was. The soul visits each year from our world to our world. Fear of the church and its royal house will consider this celebration as a threat to their rule and control and will do their utmost with their power (ie genocide) in order to eliminate it. Of course, they were resisted severely by indigenous peoples, and eventually there was no choice but to create a mixed holiday instead. (For a more detailed history on the origin of Dia de Los Muertos, please check my article on Red Wedgemagazine two years ago.)