A man stands int eh crowd at the Dia De Los Muertos procession in San Francisco's Mission District on Wednesday November 2, 2016. Aleah Fajardo/ Special To S.F. Examiner

A man stands int eh crowd at the Dia De Los Muertos procession in San Francisco's Mission District on Wednesday November 2, 2016. Aleah Fajardo/ Special To S.F. Examiner

Día de los Muertos procession moves through Mission District

Photos from the Día de los Muertos Annual Festival of Altars and Procession in San Francisco’s Mission District Wednesday, November 2, 2016. The Día de los Muertos tradition represents a traditional Mexican holiday dedicated to the ancestors, honoring both death and the cycle of life. Photos by Aleah Fajardo/Special to S.F. Examiner.

A man stands int eh crowd at the Dia De Los Muertos procession in San Francisco's Mission District on Wednesday November 2, 2016. Aleah Fajardo/ Special To S.F. Examiner

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A man stands int eh crowd at the Dia De Los Muertos procession in San Francisco's Mission District on Wednesday November 2, 2016. Aleah Fajardo/ Special To S.F. Examiner

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