PHOTOS: Día de los Muertos celebration honors the dead in Carbondale

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The annual Día de los Muertos celebration returned on Friday, Nov. 7, to downtown Carbondale as part of November’s First Friday festivities put on by Carbondale Arts. The signature “Day of the Dead” parade is meant to honor and remember those who have died, often in a more celebratory fashion. The Día de los Muertos holiday originates in Mexico.
Taking part for the final time this year were the dancers of Aspen Santa Fe Ballet’s Folklórico program, as longtime instructor Paco Nevarez-Burgueño is retiring after one last performance on Dec. 7. His departure marks the end of the community program, which doesn’t have the funding to replace him.








PHOTOS: Día de los Muertos celebration honors the dead in Carbondale
Taking part for the final time this year were the dancers of Aspen Santa Fe Ballet’s Folklórico program, as longtime instructor Paco Nevarez-Burgueño is retiring.
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