The holiday’s history began among ancient Mexican cultures such as the Aztec, Toltec and Nahua ... many and prompted the popularity of sugar skull tattoos. Oftentimes, they are used much like ...

Soberanes himself has a sugar skull tattoo. It's dedicated to his father ... Even when 16th century Spanish colonizers deemed the Aztec-originated celebration sacrilegious, the tradition couldn ...

the sugar skull is not meant to be scary like a Halloween skeleton; rather, it represents a beautiful celebration of the loved ones we've lost. In a tattoo, the deeper meaning combined with the ...