Tucson, Arizona, Stati Uniti. 4 Novembre, 2018. Oltre 100.000 partecipanti prendono parte all'annuale tutte le anime processione attraverso le strade di Tucson. Si svolge a pochi giorni dopo il giorno dei morti ma non fa parte della tradizione messicana ma invece la propria celebrazione unica. L'idea ha iniziato negli anni novanta come un modo per le persone a ricordare e onorare i parenti e gli amici che hanno un passato lontano. Esso include un molto variegato mix di gruppi etnici che si uniscono in un pubblico molto modo con una sola cosa in comune, una determinazione a mantenere la memoria dei loro cari vivi, essi usciranno a camminare th

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November 4, 2018 - Tucson, Arizona, US - Over 100, 000 participants take part in the annual All Souls Procession through the streets of Tucson. It takes place a few days after the Day of the Dead but is not part of the Mexican tradition but instead it’s own unique celebration. The idea started in the 1990’s as a way for people to remember and honor relatives and friends who have passed away. It includes a very diverse mix of ethnic groups who come together in a very public manner with one thing in common, a determination to keep the memory of their loved ones alive, They come out to walk the two mile route through Tucson dressed in costumes that evoke the spirit of the deceased much in the same manner the Day of the Dead originated in Mexico. The centerpiece of the procession is a large urn that is led by attendents for the the friends and relatives of the dead to write notes to their loved ones and place the small pieces of paper in the urn. At the conclusion of the ceremony the urn is set on fire and the smoke and ashes release remembrances into the night sky. Many carry photos of the person they are honoring . They wear elaborate costumes that help connect themselves to the afterworld. Others build alters made up of pocessions of the dead that are set up along the procession route as the spectacle passes by. This tradition has grown to become one of the most unique celebration in the country and has evolved from a small event into the huge undertaking it is today. At the conclusion of the procession exotic performers pay tribute to the crowd culminating in the burning of the urn witnessed by a spellbound audience. (Credit Image: © Christopher Brown/ZUMA Wire)

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