Huesos de Santo, by BPAL
Huesos de Santo, from the limited editions (Halloween 2008), by BPAL
On All Saints Day, Spanish families visit their loved ones in the cemeteries, keeping vigil throughout the evening, saying prayers for the dead. Family burial plots are cleaned and tended, and graves are adorned with gladiolas, chrysanthemums, and roses. Bone-shaped pastries ( Read more... )
On All Saints Day, Spanish families visit their loved ones in the cemeteries, keeping vigil throughout the evening, saying prayers for the dead. Family burial plots are cleaned and tended, and graves are adorned with gladiolas, chrysanthemums, and roses. Bone-shaped pastries ( Read more... )
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on: still orange and dark, for a while...I'd almost say 'spiced orange' but that's not quite right. There's definitely something under the orange smell though. As it dries down, the flowers slowly perk up. It ends as a mix of flower and a mix of orange goodness...strange, but intoxicating. One of the few flower-including scents that I can actually tolerate. different, and kind of yummy.
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