Dia de los Muertos Crossword

Known to the quench the thirst of the spirits.
Shows death enjoying life.
Can be formed from clay, sugar, or paper mache.
The person who invented La Calavera Garbancera
The person who changed La Calavera Garbancera to La Calavera de la Catrina
This flower has a scent that is said to guide spirits to the ofrenda.
An altar for the dead we wish to honor.
Bread that is decorated with bones on the top and is placed on ofrendas.
Provides light to guide the spirits to the ofrenda.
This traces back to the Aztec word "copalli."
This decorates the ofrendas.
This represents the Roman Catholic Faith.
These are pictures of loved ones who are being honored.
Children's souls that return the night of the 31st of October and leave the day of November 1st.
This is the dwelling of Micetahcacihuatl.
This group of people believed it was disrespectful to mourn the dead.
This was the main religion of the Spanish.
These were giant paper mache puppets that modeled calacas y calaveras.
These were colorful kites that carry messages for the deceased on Dia de los Muertos.
This is Ecuador's name for the "bread of the dead"