By Brittany Hart Scholten  |  Photos submitted by MOLAA If you’ve seen Disney’s Coco , you’ve had a glimpse of the vibrant and colorful celebration of life after death: Día de los Muertos. Rooted in traditions that date back more than 3,000 years, it began with the Mesoamerican peoples of Mexico, who used the holiday to honor deceased loved ones and believed that each year the spirits of loved ones could return to visit the living during this time. In the past two decades, th

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