Photos by Danielle Villasana @davillasana Originating in Mexico and celebrated on November 1, Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a revered holiday throughout Latin America and beyond. In Lima’s Nueva Esperanza cemetery—one of the world’s largest—thousands of families gather to celebrate the memories of their loved ones with dancing, music, singing, and around-the-clock revelry. People will clean and re-paint graves, bring bouquets of fresh flowers, light candles, and enjoy the day with the spiritual presence of those who have passed on. Follow @davillasana for more stories about humanity and culture throughout Latin America.