Virus, I know you: Day of the Dead in Mexico is celebrated with covid masks
On the eve of the celebration of the Day of the Dead in Mexico, market counters were flooded with hats and masks in the form of a virus – customers are delighted, the MIR 24 TV channel reports.
The Mexicans liked the bright accessories – the goods are literally swept off the shelves. In addition to hats and masks, sellers offer outfits that mimic protective suits with gas masks.
Day of the Dead in Mexico is one of the most spectacular events in the country. It is believed that once a year, deceased relatives and friends return to the world of the living. Therefore, you must meet them with joy and fun.
Virus, I know you: Day of the Dead in Mexico is celebrated with covid masks
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