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HALLOWEN IS THATThe word "Halloween" [ /hal.in/] is used as such for the first time in the
sixteenth century, and comes from a Scottish variation of the English
expression "All Hallows' Even" (also used "All Hallows' Eve") which means "eve
of all Saints'.
Halloween (contraction of All Hallows' Eve, 'Eve of All Saints' ), also
known as Halloween night or Night of the Dead, It is a feast of Celtic origin
that is celebrated internationally on the night of October 31, especially in
anglo-saxon countries such as Canada, the United States, Ireland or the
United Kingdom, and, to a lesser extent, in Argentina, Chile, Colombia,
Mexico, Peru or the whole of Latin America, and in large part of Spain. In spite
of being purely anglo-saxon countries, in Australia and New Zealand is not so
observed as in other countries
Its roots are linked to the commemoration of the Celtic Samhain and
the Christian festival of all Saints' Day, held by the Catholics on November 1.
This is in large part of a secular celebration, although some consider that has
a religious background. Irish immigrants were transmitted versions of the
tradition to North America during the Great Irish famine.
El da se asocia a menudo con los colores naranja, negro y morado y est
fuertemente ligado a smbolos como la jack-o'-lantern. Las actividades tpicas
de Halloween son el famoso truco o trato y las fiestas de disfraces, adems de
las hogueras, la visita de casas encantadas, las bromas, la lectura de historias
de miedo y el visionado de pelculas de terror.
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Three hundred years before Jesus was born, the Celts inhabited the
British Isles, Scandinavia and Western Europe were a common group and
current, as well as many of today. His Government was controlled by a society
of pagan priests called Druids.
The Druids were Satanists who praised and served the god of death
Samhain (saying Sa-ma). These satanic priests literally controlled people's
lives through a mechanism of fear, so much death, disease and destruction
befell them to the Celts as a result of the Druids and their practices.
Each year, the October 31, the Druids held the night of Samhain, better knownas the festival of death, which is recognized today by the Satanists.
Anton debated whether, author of the "satanic bible" and high priest of
the satanic churches, said that there are three important days for the
Satanists: his birthday, April 30 and the most important day: Halloween. He
adds that it is in that night in which the satanic powers reach their maximum
level, and any sorcerer or occultist who has had difficulty with spells or curses
can achieve success in their spells during that night.
October 31 is the beginning of a new year for witchcraft. The Word Book
encyclopedia says that this is the beginning of everything "cold, dark and
death"
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DAY OF THE DEADThe Day of the Dead is a mexican celebration of Mesoamerican origin1 that
honors the departed the November 2, starts from the November 1, and it
coincides with the Catholic celebration of Day of all souls and all saints.
It is a holiday that is celebrated in Mexico and some countries of Central
America, as well as in many communities in the United States, where there is
a great Mexican and Central American population. Unesco has declared the
festivity as intangible cultural heritage of the Humanidad.2 exists in Brazil a
similar observance known as Day two dead, although this festivity does not
have the same roots that pre-hispanic the Day of the Dead.
The origins of the celebration of the Day of the Dead in Mexico are prior
to the arrival of the Spaniards. There is registration of celebrations in the
ethnicities Aztec, Maya, Purepecha and Totonac. The rituals that celebrate
the life of the ancestors are being carried out in these civilizations since at
least three thousand years ago. In pre-hispanic era was common practice to
conserve the skulls as trophies and display them during rituals to symbolize
death and rebirth.
The festival became the day of the dead are commemorated the ninth
month of the solar calendar mexica, near the start of August, and it was
celebrated during a full month. The festivities were presided over by the
goddess Mictecacihuatl, known as the "Lady of Death" (currently related to
"La Catrina", character of Jos Guadalupe Posada) and wife of Lord, the Lord
of the land of the dead.
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The life and death are an emblematic symbol that has caused
admiration, fear, and uncertainty to humans through history. For many years,
in various cultures have generated beliefs around death that have managed
to develop a whole series of rites and traditions either to venerate her, honor
her, scaring and even to taunt her.
In any case, it should be noted that this celebration is not characteristic
of all Mexicans since, becomes a celebration that has become a national
symbol and as such is taught (for educational purposes) in the schools of the
country, there are many families who are more tied to celebrate the "Day of
all the Saints" as they do in other Catholic countries. In addition, mention
should be made of the strong influence of the United States, at least in border
areas, is evident in the presence of the festival known as Halloween, which is
celebrated each year with more frequently and in a greater number of
households. That is also why there is a concern among the Mexicans
themselves of wanting to preserve the Day of the dead as part of the Mexican
culture on other similar celebrations.
However many Mexicans believe that the Day of the dead to be a fiesta
syncretic is able to live and take other non-traditional festivities in a healthy
way, enabling the use of the costumes, without detracting from its cultural
significance and or put at risk their existence in Mexico.
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THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HALLOWEN
AND DAY OF THE DEAD
Halloween and day of the dead are festivals that respond to traditions thathave been adapted to contemporary culture, but both elements and
celebrations have quite different meanings.
Daniel Gaul, an expert in the tradition of Day of the Dead, explains the
differences between these festivities so close and special
The offerings are different: in Halloween calls for an offering, in day of the
dead offers something. On Halloween the main act is that you give
something, in day of the Dead is to give an offering, a bread, a tribute
"While the two celebrations connection with the death, Halloween is
designed to scare away the bad espirtitus, is somewhat more cold, cannot
make the spirits relationship because you don't want to go with them. On the
day of the Dead, on the other hand, is a day of spiritual 'warm', in which youwant to pay homage to the spirit of a deceased person"
In Halloween children enjoy, as part of a pagan ritual. The Day of the
Dead, is a spiritual celebration with meaning and symbolism.
Halloween is not a day that celebrates a culture, but day of the Dead is
a celebration of culture and so we understand at Nestl, where we support
this tradition that is part of our Latin identity.