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Daniel mantiene viva la tradición del Día de Muertos en Tláhuac; lleva 14 años creando figuras para adornar su hogar

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“Daniel mantiene viva la tradición del Día de Muertos en Tláhuac; lleva 14 años creando figuras para adornar su hogar”

Inspirado por las enseñanzas de su abuela y su tío, el vecino elabora diablitos, esqueletos, corazones y calaveras junto con su familia para preservar una costumbre que ha pasado de generación en generación

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