This year Mantrarea and I made an offering for the dead in a traditional neighborhood in Mexico City, named San Juan Tlihuaca, which in Nahuatl means 'place where the black is kept', a place of great tradition where the community get together with musicians, pre-Hispanic dancers, people characterized as skeletons and natives. The festivities are led by the animeros of the graveyard, a group of locals that carry out a series of processions to create a great collective offering. 

Thank you very much to the neighborhood of San Juan for your hospitality, to the only animeros left in the city and to Urbana MX, who made this intervention possible.