File:Day of the dead bread Bolivia.jpg
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Traditional breads made for the day of the dead called Tantawawas
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English: In November 2 during the week of the dead, in Bolivia many people make bread in the shape of various items. They are symbols that they say help the dead return back after visiting them. These are shaped as children also called tantawawas. If you pray they will give you for free one of these to take with you!
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