The story

Why this ofrenda exists

Many families live far apart, and the same night of the dead reaches them at different hours.

When it's 8 in the evening on November 1 in Mexico City, in Madrid it's 3 in the morning on November 2.

The time in each place on the night of November 1, 2026.Made by Kavinda Kobbekaduwe in Sri Lanka.

This ofrenda is for that: so the family can set it up together, each from wherever they are, at whatever hour it is there.

What we keep

Who sees what?

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  • We keep what you write about your loved one, the photo if you upload one (with its location removed) and what each visitor leaves.
  • Only people with the link or the code can see it, and it doesn't show up in search engines. The site's owner can technically see what is stored.
  • You can delete it whenever you want. Nobody can open it from that moment, and within a day everything is erased.

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Day of the Dead

Rosa María Hernández1931 to 2019

12 candles lit.

Day of the Dead
Rosa María Hernández1931 to 2019

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Sugar skull from Lupita
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