Airbnbさんのインスタグラム写真 - (AirbnbInstagram)「Vibrant color and celebration isn’t the vibe you’d expect from a holiday called Dia de los Muertos (the Day of the Dead). Online Experience host Marisol from Mexico City explains, “the Aztecs believed we should celebrate, not grieve, the lives of our loved ones.” In Marisol's experience, “Traditions of Mexico’s Day of the Dead,” you’ll learn how to build an ofrenda (altar) that includes all the four earth elements. Papel picado (pictured) represents air and the fragility of life. Spend an hour and a half in Mexico (virtually) and make a sugar skull dedicated to someone who has passed (yes, historically they were made of real sugar and you can eat the version Marisol teaches you to make). Life, after all, is sweet. 📷:: @octaviocortesfotografia」11月2日 0時05分