Día de los Muertos by goldie
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Description
Many years ago I lived in Mexico, and, when the end of my first October in Mexico came around, I was introduced to DÃa de los Muertos. It is a wonderful holiday celebrated in Mexico with all the panaderÃa (bakeries) proudly displaying their sugar skulls and pan de muerto (bread of the dead) and families celebrating and honoring the lives of their deceased loved ones. Those who celebrate it believe that at midnight on October 31, the souls of all deceased children come down from heaven and reunite with their families on November 1, and the souls of deceased adults come visit on November 2.
Here we find a deceased soul performing a flamenco for us.
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Comments (20)
Super image!!!
Fantastic work!
A very beautiful illustration of this Mexican tradition, superb work, Barb!
Great flamenco! Cool image!
How interesting. Great image.
Fantastic!
Delightful... I like my women thin, but she really needs to get some meat on her bones!
Never been to Mexico, but saw the link in this post with her style and pose. Super looking work, Barb.
Great representation of the holiday. Nice creative use and posing of the skeleton
As you can see, you can overdo the diet too.Lol Wonderful image,excellent scene and thanks for the info!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent!
Fantastic scene and character!
Wonderful representation of this Mexican holiday! Well done!
cool Idea,very well done.
This is deliteful Barb. She seems, ironically I suppose, full of life.
Excellent !!
I did hear of that festival. I think each of the cultures have something like that. Lovely work !
Now that is sexy in a sad kinda way. Lovely work Barbara!
Excellent work and great concept with superb character creation!
Nice work