Who is remembered on November first and second in Mexico?

In Mexico, the first and second of November are days set aside to remember the deceased, and are known as "Dia de Muertos" or Day of the Dead. These days hold a significant place in Mexican culture, blending indigenous beliefs with Catholic influences, to celebrate and honor the memory of those who have passed on. Families set up altars in homes and public places to welcome back the spirits of their loved ones. These altars are adorned with offerings such as food, drinks, flowers, and personal belongings to pay tribute to the departed. People also visit cemeteries to decorate graves and spend time with their deceased relatives, creating an atmosphere of remembrance, joy, and respect.