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he Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) game is dedicated to a famous ancient Mexican holiday. Traditionally, this day is for remembering the dead and to visit their graves, and at the same time, enjoy life. This seemingly sad holiday is celebrated in a very special way in Mexico: skull and coffin-shaped cookies are baked, colorful costumes are worn, elegant skeleton figurines are created, houses are decorated, and even a Halloween-like carnival is organized. The Day of the Dead is celebrated on November 1st and 2nd. Even if you have never been to Mexico, you'll be able to feel the ambience of the original holiday playing the Día de los Muertos game. You will be accompanied by mystic heroes, ancient traditions and the joy of celebration. Apart from this, you will see colorful design, passionate Mexican characters, an extraordinary bonus game and surprise bonuses.

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