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Artistry of Día de los Muertos
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November 10, 2024
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Cempasúchil, or marigolds, are used in Día de los Muertos to guide spirits back to the world of the living. Their vibrant petals create a path for souls to follow to the ofrendas, where they are honored with offerings.
Wilsonville High’s Día de los Muertos event was beautifully planned and decorated by MEChA. The celebration brought together students, families, and the community with a colorful altar. Papel picado and marigolds, honoring the tradition of remembering loved ones. (
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The MEChA team worked hard to bring the Día de los Muertos celebration to life. After hours of dedication, the space was beautifully decorated with vibrant colors and altars, ready to honor the tradition. (
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A mariachi band plays from above, filling Wilsonville High’s Día de los Muertos event with wonderful music, adding to the vibrant atmosphere. Ulysses Guzman-Carmona, a sophomore, shared, “I’d say it was a fun experience and I’d like to see more events like this throughout the school year.” (
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Cempasúchil, or marigolds, are used in Día de los Muertos to guide spirits back to the world of the living. Their vibrant petals create a path for souls to follow to the ofrendas, where they are honored with offerings. (
Jazlynn Osnaya
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An ofrenda is a vibrant altar set up during Día de los Muertos to honor and celebrate departed loved ones, filled with offerings to welcome their spirits back home. (
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Wilsonville High students created these colorful alebrijes, symbolizing the spirits’ journey during Día de los Muertos, guiding and protecting them as they travel between the living and the dead.
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Everything is prepared and beautifully decorated, with each detail thoughtfully arranged to celebrate Día de los Muertos.
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