So the “gringo” interpretation of the Dia de los Flores as I understand it is a bit of a double meaning, both modern and traditional. The more modern version of the celebration takes place on the Thursday night before, when vendors gather selling Easter baskets and toys. And of course the vendors assemble with their stands of flowers for sale. This sale of flowers appears to bridge the modern with the traditional. Continue reading
Friday of Sorrows, Viernes de Dolores
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