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Día de los Muertos in Mexiko in Bildern: Totenköpfe, Blumen und Musik zum Tag der Toten

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“Día de los Muertos in Mexiko in Bildern: Totenköpfe, Blumen und Musik zum Tag der Toten”

1,6 Millionen Zuschauer verfolgten die Parade zum Día de los Muertos in Mexiko-Stadt. Am Tag der Toten ehren Mexikaner ihre Verstorbenen mit geschmückten Gräbern und bunten Opfergaben. Die Bilder.

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