LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A group of people march with some skulls of relatives outside the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A woman share cigarettes to another woman while the family and musicians are praying to the skulls at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A group of skull are seen at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A skull remains on the ground inside a glass box at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A family share food and coca surrounding the skull of a relative at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A skull is exhibitedat the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A skull is exhibited at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A woman left a crown of flowers as offer into a mass grave at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A man is carrying a wood box with skulls at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A group of skulls are exhibited for people may pray to their souls for help at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: A fortune teller places skulls at the general cemetery for people may pray to their souls for help during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: Skulls are being displayed at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA - NOVEMBER 8: An indigenous woman stares at the graves at the general cemetery during the festivity of the "Ñatitas" in La Paz, Bolivia on November 8, 2016. Festival takes place just one week after All Saints’ Day, where Aymara´s people decorate skulls of deceased loved ones with flowers, offering them food, drink, cigarettes, and prayers for protection and prosperity. The origins of the tradition are unknown, but it is believed it date from Pre-Columbian times. ( Marcelo Perez Del Carpio - Anadolu Agency )
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