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Disney fans familiar with the movie, Coco may have encountered the popular Mexican tradition of Da de los Muertos or Day of the Dead..
Da de los Muertos is a week-long celebration in which families honor their ancestors and other loved ones who have passed away..
On Oct. 29, the next candle is lit, and a glass of water is placed for the lonely and forgotten souls, who do not have family members to remember them...
On Oct. 30, a third candle is lit, and another glass of water is placed along with a piece of bread dedicated to those who passed in tragic or fatal accidents...
The following day on Nov. 2, adult family members and friends who have passed come and visit their altars and families...
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