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Pan De Muerto, Catrinas and 300 Altars: Hanal Pixán Nears
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Pan de Muerto, Catrinas and 300 Altars: Hanal Pixán Nears
Skulls, black cats and pumpkins are creeping into shop windows across Mérida’s Centro Histórico. Fabric printed with Halloween and Day of the Dead designs hangs in some storefronts, and bakeries have started to advertise the season’s first pan de muerto. Fall has arrived in the Centro, at least on the shelves. Hanal Pixán, Yucatán’s version...
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