November 1st, one of Mexico's most important holidays—Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) began.
It is a day to commemorate the deceased, devoid of mourning, instead filled with vibrant colors, music, food, and a celebration of life's cycle.
People believe that deceased loved ones return to the world on this day to reunite with the living.
However, for Belsaria, this day holds deeper, more personal significance.
Tepeya Mountain, renowned worldwide for the appearance of the Guadalupe Virgin, was enveloped in a solemn yet gentle atmosphere.
The path to the Big Cathedral was crowded with people coming for worship and pilgrimage. The air was filled with the intense and distinctive scent of marigolds mixed with the smell of wax from burning candles and the sweet aroma of food.
