My daughter enjoying some pan de muerto
A celebration of Day of the Dead in El Paso, Texas, Las Cruces, New Mexico and Southern New Mexico
Sunday, November 02, 2014
My cempasuchíl ("flor de muerto")
I've been growing cempasuchíl (Mexican marigolds; "flor de muerto") for about 10 years; all propogated year after year. I acquired seeds at a Dia de los Muertos event and have had good luck growing them. They are about three feet tall. I had a really good crop of them this year!
Mexican marigolds are not native to the El Paso area, as they require a quite a bit of water. But they are well worth trying to grow!
Alamo Ballroom - Dia de los Muertos events - November 1, 2014
Here are some photos from the Dia de los Muertos fiesta at Alamo
Ballroom - November 1, 2014 - events brought to you by the Borderland
Fridas!!
Me and my daughter!
My daughter with Deady Page!
Paper maché work by New Mexico artist Raymond Sandoval...
Paper maché sculpture by New Mexico artist Raymond Sandoval...
Artwork by New Mexico artist Raymond Sandoval...
Artwork by New Mexico artist Raymond Sandoval...
Artwork by New Mexico artist Raymond Sandoval...
Artwork by New Mexico artist Raymond Sandoval...
Artwork by New Mexico artist Raymond Sandoval...
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