The Holiday, "Dia De Los Muertos," or, "Day of The Dead," if translated into English is held for three days from October 31st to November 2nd. The people of Mexico gather friends and family together during these few days and remember and pray for family members who have died. Members of the families from people who have died will build altars called "Ofrendas." These altars honor the deceased and are decorated with skulls made from sugar and marigold flowers. The Ofrendas also have the deceased's persons favorite foods and drinks. The Day of The Dead was not celebrated in the North Part of Mexico until the 20th century. Originally it was Called 'All Saints' Day', and the people of the Catholic Church celebrated it. On October thirty first,
