San Andrés Mixquic

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San Andrés Mixquic is a town in Mexico City renowned for its elaborate and traditional Day of the Dead celebrations that attract visitors from across the country and abroad.

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San Andrés Mixquic canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf locality
town
attractsVisitorsFrom Mexico
foreign countries
belongsTo Distrito Federal
surface form: Federal District of Mexico City
celebrates Día de Muertos
surface form: Day of the Dead
country Mexico
governedAs part of the borough of Tláhuac
hasCemetery Panteón de Mixquic
hasCulturalHeritageElement altar offerings for the dead
candles and incense offerings
cemetery vigils on Day of the Dead
decorated graves during Day of the Dead
processions for the dead
traditional pan de muerto
use of marigold flowers in offerings
hasCulturalHeritageType intangible cultural heritage
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
commerce related to Day of the Dead
tourism
hasFestivalType cultural festival
religious festival
hasMunicipalCategory pueblo originario
hasProcession Alumbrada
surface form: La Alumbrada (candlelight vigil)
hasRegion southern Mexico City
hasReligiousBuilding Iglesia de San Andrés Apóstol
surface form: Parroquia de San Andrés Apóstol
hasTraditionalEventDate 1 November
2 November
languageUsed Spanish
locatedIn Mexico City
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Tláhuac
locatedInTimeZone America/Mexico_City
Central Time Zone
surface form: Central Standard Time
locatedNear Lake Chalco
surface form: Lake Chalco (former lake area)
namedAfter Saint Andrew
surface form: Saint Andrew (San Andrés)
notableFor elaborate Day of the Dead celebrations
traditional Day of the Dead rituals
notableSite historic center of Mixquic
partOf Tláhuac borough
Valley of Mexico
surface form: Valle de México
religionTradition Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
tourismAttraction Día de Muertos
surface form: Day of the Dead festivities
usesTraditionalDecoration cempasúchil flowers
papel picado
usesTraditionalFood atole
tamales

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Alumbrada takesPlaceIn San Andrés Mixquic
San Andrés Apóstol church locatedIn San Andrés Mixquic