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The Paseo De Las Luminarias, a Tradition that Keeps Memory Alive in Celaya
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Celaya, Gto.- Originally, it was only known as the Day of Luminaires, which about 15 years ago changed to Paseo de las Luminarias, to refer to the parade of catrinas and people characterized by the Day of the Dead, which began just then.This, in the municipality of Celaya. Previously, the Celaians, neighbors of the neighborhoods of San Antonio, Tierras Negras and the colony of Las Americas —all close to the municipal pantheon— went out to make b…
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