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Dance with the dead in San Martin Chalchicuautla with Ben Hogarth, as he travels to Mexico to discover the intriguing 'Dia de los Muertos' festival.
Disguising themselves in intricate masks and costumes during the dancing with the dead celebrations, the locals dress in vibrant, homemade clothes and take to the streets to celebrate their loved ones who have passed. The day is filled with dancing, and although it may be tinged with sadness and memories, it's meant to be a joyous occasion where the community comes together to eat, drink, dance, and welcome back the dead.
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