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Daniel Hernandez, left, and his wife, Christina, have marched in the Day of the Dead procession for the last 13 years. The procession begins at Evergreen Cemetery and traditionally moves along Cesar Chavez Avenue, ending at a festival at the artists collective Self Help Graphics & Art.

Celebrating Day of the Dead

( Spencer Weiner / Los Angeles Times / November 2, 2008 )

Daniel Hernandez, left, and his wife, Christina, have marched in the Day of the Dead procession for the last 13 years. The procession begins at Evergreen Cemetery and traditionally moves along Cesar Chavez Avenue, ending at a festival at the artists collective Self Help Graphics & Art.

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