Distinct rituals mark the celebration of the Día de los Muertos in Mexico, including the creation of ofrendas, altars decorated with offerings for the deceased. Families gather to honor loved ones by preparing traditional foods, lighting candles, and placing marigolds on the altars to attract spirits. Celebrants engage in peaceful vigils at cemeteries, where they share memories and stories. Additionally, parades featuring colorful costumes and musical performances are common during this celebration. These rituals emphasize the cultural belief in the continuity of life and the importance of honoring ancestors within the community.