The article highlights how remote Mexican communities use ten days of rituals to honor the dead, reflecting a cultural belief that the deceased remain connected to the living.
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Over the course of 10 days in a remote Mexican town, dances and processions summon souls in the belief that the dead are never truly gone.
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