Day of the Dead in Haiti

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - NOVEMBER 1, 2010: Vodou believers visit a cross dedicated to Baron Samedi, the head of the Gede family of spirits, the spirits of the dead, in the National Cemetery in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on November 1, 2010. The cross is a symbol of the crossroad between the living and the dead. All Saints Day and the Day of the Dead are two days devoted to the Gede, who are feted for most of the month of November. One of the most important Vodou holidays in Haiti, Vodouists go to cemeteries to pray with food, coffee and peppered alcohol, to light candles and to put fresh flowers on graves, and then dance all night at 'peristyles' or Vodou temples. (Photo by Dario Mitidieri/Getty Images)
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - NOVEMBER 1, 2010: Vodou believers visit a cross dedicated to Baron Samedi, the head of the Gede family of spirits, the spirits of the dead, in the National Cemetery in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on November 1, 2010. The cross is a symbol of the crossroad between the living and the dead. All Saints Day and the Day of the Dead are two days devoted to the Gede, who are feted for most of the month of November. One of the most important Vodou holidays in Haiti, Vodouists go to cemeteries to pray with food, coffee and peppered alcohol, to light candles and to put fresh flowers on graves, and then dance all night at 'peristyles' or Vodou temples. (Photo by Dario Mitidieri/Getty Images)
Day of the Dead in Haiti
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