Tania León hangs paper cuttings with help from Alejandra Tenorio, 7, for a Day of the Dead altar contest at Iglesia de Santiago Apóstol, a church in the Iztacalco district of Mexico City. Their neighbor José Saldivar is seated. “I like the Day of the Dead, because we dress up and they give us sweets,” says Alejandra.
Tania León hangs paper cuttings with help from Alejandra Tenorio, 7, for a Day of the Dead altar contest at Iglesia de Santiago Apóstol, a church in the Iztacalco district of Mexico City. Their neighbor José Saldivar is seated. “I like the Day of the Dead, because we dress up and they give us sweets,” says Alejandra.
Tania León hangs paper cuttings with help from Alejandra Tenorio, 7, for a Day of the Dead altar contest at Iglesia de Santiago Apóstol, a church in the Iztacalco district of Mexico City. Their neighbor José Saldivar is seated. “I like the Day of the Dead, because we dress up and they give us sweets,” says Alejandra.
