Calaveritas Literarias

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Do you like to enjoy and share the traditions of the 💀 Day of the Dead?
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Nothing better than the traditional Calaveritas to share with friends and family in this celebration as traditional as the Day of the Dead.

Look at everything you'll find inside:
✔ Completely original Literary Skulls to share
- Short skulls for children
- Funny skulls for Masters
- Contemporary Mexican Traditional Skulls
- Category with skulls that rhyme for each day of the week
✔ Images of Happy Day of the Dead to share with your friends
✔ Funny sounds to scare your Day of the Dead or Halloween party and have fun with friends

What are the Literary Calaveritas?
Literary skulls are verses and rhymes that humorously talk about death, they have been used for years as part of the Mexican tradition of All Saints' Day and the deceased saints.

How to make a short literary skull and Examples?
You must use short verses and make sure that the last word you use in each verse rhymes with each other.
The verses must refer to Death, in the original Mexican literary skulls allusion is made to the traditional Catrinas, but over time optional ways of calling her have also been added: La Catrina, La Huesuda or la Calaca they are all the same and you can use any of these names according to the type of skull you want to write; whether humorous, dramatic, political or any topic you want to use, a current issue, dedicated to a well-known person or historical figure, it can be dedicated to somewhere, in short, there are no limits to letting creativity fly.
The important thing is that you encourage yourself to write, rhyme, and have fun dedicating your little skulls to whoever you want.

In our App you will find many skulls that can serve as an example to make your own, but if it is not your thing, take advantage of all the skulls that we have ready to share.

Is there a relationship between the Literary Calaveritas and Halloween?
Actually the Literary Skulls are a tradition that was born in Mexico with political and humorous purposes since this is how Mexicans try to see death, many times they are included in the Day of the Dead offerings although in reality the tradition of making a The altar of the dead originates from pre-Hispanic times and this celebration takes place on November 1 and 2. On the other hand, Halloween is a tradition that comes from Ireland that is celebrated at the end of October at the end of the harvest and it was believed that during that day not only spirits but goblins and other beings roamed the earth, it has also been modified with the time these festivities although with a theme of horrors and the use of pumpkins alluding to the harvest and hence the collection of sweets emulating it.
Due to the dates and the theme, some countries extend their festivities from October 31 to November 2, and each country has its own traditions and adaptations of these festivities.

Finally :
Traditions unite us with the family, take advantage of the opportunity to fully enjoy this celebration of the Day of the Dead by sharing Literary Skulls for children with the little ones, reading them traditional Legends to give atmosphere to this Day of the Dead and putting the offering learning what each one of the elements you put in it and teach them to preserve traditions.

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