Día de los Muertos

from The Festivity Files Hosted by Clara

Today we are learning about Mexico's Day of the Dead and how it is celebrated in Australia. Muchas Gracias to Lex Avila for being my wonderful guest today. You can see Lex perform with the Mexbourne Dance Company and you DEFINITELY want to hear her sing! https://www.facebook.com/MexbourneAU Join the MexVic Association this year, 2 NOV 24 at 3pm for the Catrina Walk through the streets of Melbourne ending with a celebration at Fed Square https://www.facebook.com/MexVicAssociation There's loads more information on the website in the blog section! festivityfiles.com Thanks to Tom Deis for his version of "La Llorona". Licensed from Premium Beats

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