London, 30/10/2015. Today, the British Museum held the first day of the festival "Days of the Dead": <<A free festival of art, performance, storytelling and talks to celebrate the Mexican tradition. […] In Mexico, Days of the Dead is an annual festival where families gather to remember the dead. Its origins can be traced back at least 3,000 years among Mexico’s pre-Hispanic indigenous cultures. […]>>. The event is organised in association with the...
more »London, 30/10/2015. Today, the British Museum held the first day of the festival "Days of the Dead": <<A free festival of art, performance, storytelling and talks to celebrate the Mexican tradition. […] In Mexico, Days of the Dead is an annual festival where families gather to remember the dead. Its origins can be traced back at least 3,000 years among Mexico’s pre-Hispanic indigenous cultures. […]>>. The event is organised in association with the Government of Mexico as part of 2015: Year of Mexico in the UK and supported by BP (former name British Petroleum, it is one of the world's seven "supermajor" oil and gas companies).
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