The colorful history of Alebrijes and connection to Day of the Dead KSAT Day of Dead stories highlight tradition and celebration of life and death in Mexico
SAN ANTONIO – The Alebrijes of Mexico have a history as colorful as the art itself.
In this Day of the Dead story, we trace the roots of these wooden figurines and their cultural significance in Mexico.
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