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Meet the ultimate party animal of the afterlife: a tiny skeleton passed out cold on a giant beer mug! This illustration comes from the legendary Mexican printmaker José Guadalupe Posada, who used skeletons to poke fun at society and politics. The Spanish poem at the bottom is a clever pun on the word 'tragos,' meaning both 'drinks' and 'hardships,' implying that life is just a series of bitter sips. Posada's iconic calaveras style eventually became the heartbeat of Mexico's Day of the Dead festivities, proving that humor is the best way to face mortality.
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