Ofendas are done during Día de los Muertos to honor the lives of those who have passed. This holiday is celebrated in november 1st and 2nd. The word ofrenda means offering in Spanish. It also called altares. Ofrendas are made to honor and not forget the memories of their ancestors. Before setting an ofrenda, they clean their house. all must remember they are going to be important “visitors”. It’s always decorated with the person's picture, flowers, candles, and his favorite food. Flowers stand for the life and candles are put to light their back. Salt and water are also essential; they are set to water the thirst of the souls, tired from their long trip. Sometimes a cross is made with petals of the cempasuchil flower. Some