During the Día de la Raza, various countries observe celebratory practices that honor the mixed heritage stemming from the convergence of indigenous and European cultures. Activities often include cultural exhibits, folk dances, parades, and discussions about shared history. In some places, people commemorate their ancestry through art and music, while others focus on social justice themes, advocating for the recognition of indigenous rights. This celebration fosters a sense of identity and unity among diverse communities, promoting an understanding of cultural diversity and the contributions of various peoples.