He Halloweena festival of Celtic origin that has become globalized in recent decades, finds a special place in Mexico. Despite being a foreign tradition, this celebration has taken root significantly in the country, becoming an opportunity for fun, creativity and family coexistence. Every year, the presence of illuminated pumpkins, spooky costumes and candy becomes more noticeable in the homes and streets of Mexico during the last day of October.
Halloween festivities in Mexico often combine elements of the Day of the Dead. Children dress up as monsters, witches and horror movie characters to trick-or-treat. Some towns organize parades of skulls and altars with offerings, fusing Mexican tradition with foreign influence. Although some critics argue that Halloween represents a foreign cultural influence, for many Mexicans, it is an opportunity for fun and conviviality.
Phrases for Halloween:
- “Happy Halloween, have a night of fear and fun.”
- “May monsters scare you but may love protect you.”
- “Tonight, anything goes. Enjoy!”
- “May the magic of Halloween be with you always.”
- “Let the ghosts whisper secrets of the night to you.”
- “May the spirits bring you good luck.”
- “May the dead tell you scary stories.”
- “May the mystery of Halloween surround you.”
- “Have a terrifyingly fun Halloween!”