The holiday marked by special dances and ceremonies honoring the spirits of ancestors is often celebrated during the Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). This Mexican tradition involves vibrant gatherings adorned with altars, offerings, and artworks commemorating loved ones who have passed. Families engage in ceremonial dances, music, and storytelling to honor their deceased, fostering a cultural connection across generations. The celebration promotes a powerful sense of remembrance, further enriching the community through shared traditions and respect for cultural heritage.