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Bolivia's Day of the Skulls – in pictures

Bolivia Day of Skulls: mass — Catholic faithful wait with their decorated human skulls for the start of a mass celebrating the Day of the Skulls in La Paz. Bolivians flock to the cemetery chapel once a year to have the skulls blessed and to bring good luck Photograph: Juan Karita/AP

Bolivia Day of Skulls: decorated skulls — Two decorated human skulls Photograph: Juan Karita/AP

Bolivia day of skulls: decorated skull — A woman holds a skull as she attends a Catholic mass Photograph: David Mercado/Reuters

Bolivia Day of the Skulls: flower petals — Flower petals are thrown on the skulls after the mass Photograph: David Mercado/Reuters

Bolivia Day of the Skulls: musicians — Musicians perform at the general cemetery Photograph: David Mercado/Reuters

Bolivia Day of the Skulls: skull in a cap — A skull in a military cap Photograph: Juan Karita/AP

Bolivia Day of the Skulls: general cemetery — Skulls at a mass at the general cemetery in La Paz Photograph: David Mercado/Reuters

Bolivia day of skulls: floral headdress — A skull in a floral headdress Photograph: Juan Karita/AP

Bolivia Day of the Skulls: leaving church — Bolivians leave the church with their skulls after mass Photograph: Juan Karita/AP

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