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Crowds in Basque cemeteries on All Saints' Day
Over the years, the tradition of visiting cemeteries on the 1st of November has been losing strength and customs have changed. However, many families keep alive this special rendezvous with memory. Through flowers, small gestures of love and moments of silence, they pay tribute to their deceased relatives and keep alive their memory.
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