The Day of the Dead is a celebration throughout El Salvador. It is customary to go to the cemetery to pray and place flowers on the graves of loved ones who have died. Wreaths of natural flowers or paper are placed. It is also customary to place wreaths of cypress leaves for its pleasant aroma.
What are some traditions in El Salvador?
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What are some traditions in El Salvador?
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They pretty much stick with the Catholic religion. Look up the Catholic beliefs. They are a lot different than what The Bible(s) states we are to be and do. (NIV, NLT)
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El Salvador Celebrations include significant events such as Holy Week, the day of the cross, the July festivities, the August festival, the Nejapa balls of fire, independence day, all souls day, the national pupusa day, the San Miguel carnival, and Christmas.
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