Calaveras

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Calavera or Calaveras, the Spanish word for "skull" or "skulls" can refer to any of several different things:

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  • Calaveras are a type of traditional Mexican ornament/treat used on the Day of the Dead. They are primarily made of sugar and are shaped in the image of skulls- usually with colorful designs.
  • Calaveras are a type of ditty poems written around the Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) where people mock celebrities, politicians or poke fun at each other.

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