What minority cultures in Mexico are shown in Dream Journey?

I think Dream Journey shows that Mexico's minority culture is celebrating the Day of the Dead. Once upon a time, the movie Journey to the Dream Ring was very popular among friends. After watching this movie in Douban these two days, I got a high score of 9. 1. It is no exaggeration to say that this is an animated film suitable for all ages. People of different ages will have different feelings when watching this film, as if the film itself has a kind of magic, and everyone watching it is full of warmth.

This film is about a Mexican boy, MiG, who loves music and wandered into the immortal world on the Day of the Dead. After a series of exciting adventures, I was forced to feel the precious story of family when I was looking for my dream and making a choice between my relatives. Tears-jerking plots and beautiful pictures have aroused great interest in this country. No wonder everyone says this is the best in Mexico? Promote movies? One. Because the clue that runs through the whole movie is also the setting of the background, the traditional death festival in Mexico is well known. At the mention of the word undead, many people get cold behind them and feel terrible. So, what is the mysterious Day of the Dead? What is the meaning behind it?

Remembering the Day of the Dead with joy: Mexicans think that Memorial Day is the day when the souls of the deceased go home, so every year from 10 to 3 1 to 1 12, people will hold celebrations to celebrate the reunion with their deceased relatives. They all wore skull masks or skull cosmetics and wore clothes with skull patterns to parade in the city. At the same time, an altar was built to bring skeleton spoons, marigold and food to the grave to commemorate the dead relatives. ?

Do the exaggerated skull makeup and gorgeous decoration in the above picture have Gothic beauty? The bright yellow marigold paved the way for the dead to go home. At night, pumpkin lanterns or candles will be lit outside the house to guide the dead. They also miss their loved ones, but I think their Day of the Dead is more like a special party. Everyone wears the same style of clothes and parades in the street, with a strong sense of ceremony. So I think "Dream Journey" shows Mexican minority culture as a happy day for the dead.