Thousands pay tribute to life during Dia De Los Muertos, ‘The Day of the Dead’

[@ashleyb119]

I love day of the dead, I love the tradition and what it stands for... it's so beautiful ❤️

[@tlilocelotl817]

@ashley Brown. I can tell by your pic you would be a beautiful "Catrina" if you did the face 🎨 on you.

[@extraterrestrial3509]

Liar

[@SaulTPChannel]

Ashley Brown, I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada. The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead. I invite you to know more about this author. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qomufYtphrZqr80

[@ashleyb119]

@@tlilocelotl817 thank you 😊

[@ashleyb119]

@@SaulTPChannel thank you, I will definitely check that out 😊

[@tccragun]

Such a beautiful cultural tradition that involves the entire family… many thanks to the people of Mexico for sharing this with your northern neighbor…

[@sinaloense5798]

we share vaquero too

[@tccragun]

True. Thank you for pointing that out. Actually the Mexican people have made many contributions to the American (U.S.A.) experience. In food, dance, clothing, priority of family structure, work ethic, and un-named others. We thank you for sharing so much of your beautiful culture. And, in our experience, Mexican (and LatinX generally) people are kind, trustworthy, helpful, and friendly folk. Please know that all U.S. citizens are not represented by the few with hate in their hearts. Peace and love, friends…. Peace and love

[@MA-zv8wn]

@@tccragun GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER AND TO USA AND VIVA MÉXICO!!!!

[@sinaloense5798]

thanks , here in mazatlan, we get lots of americans , ''good tippers , hahaha ,

[@RodrigoSahagun]

It iis nice to see the preservation of our traditions in our territory of California, New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, Wyoming, etc.

[@treasonuniversity7455]

"Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them.” -George Eliot

[@rayglez824]

We mexican know this since our early days

[@Lezith456]

@@rayglez824 Yes, truth!

[@adolfojuarez3654]

😢

[@MrTotalluck]

Not even clóse. Theyre always here.

[@michkim2]

"Gratitude for loved ones who graced our lives and then departed, always all too soon."... that is beautiful.

[@nikkicortez6192]

I love Dia delos Muertos this one of the Beautiful Tradition that many people can adopt

[@SaulTPChannel]

Nikki Cortez, I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada. The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead. I invite you to know more about this author. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qomufYtphrZqr80

[@MrPantera555]

It's no Día de los Muertos, is Día de Muertos.

[@gerardogomezlopez6380]

Día de muertos

[@kingcatx2]

Nah Latin America is so diverse. We are proud of our own culture. Just remember the far south you go. The less stereotypical it becomes. What’s next tango is a Mexican dance 😹

[@e.s.2]

@@kingcatx2 what are you even on about? Your reply doesn’t even correlate with her comment😂

[@theshawbrothers3941]

The Mexican community did a good job celebrating The Day of the Dead.

[@kellyritchie5347]

@Zippy Thekid That is definitely factz

[@d.w1278]

@Zippy Thekid OOF u sure your not the white supremacist lmao

[@tccragun]

@Zippy Thekid who are white supremacists and how do you know?

[@tccragun]

@@kellyritchie5347 who are white supremacists and how do you know?

[@sanctumsanctorum754]

@Zippy Thekid that is the most stupid thing I ever read

[@jose586i]

this is not a latin tradition. it's a mexican tradition

[@alexchavez3244]

It’s not a Mexican tradition it’s a native one mixed with Spanish mixed like how Mexicans Catholicism uses native gods in the Christian church and many of them are banned by the Roman Catholic Church for a reason to not wake you up to who you are 😂💀🙄🤦‍♂️.

[@glitch8661]

It also happens in Spain and other Hispanic countries

[@jonnylebrun3611]

Exactly

[@jonnylebrun3611]

@@alexchavez3244 How ignorant you are, if you do not know the story, better not give your opinion, this tradition is 100% Mexican, investigate so that you do not look like a fool

[@dantegonzalez129]

No exactamente. La parte de la catrina si, pero la escénica es prehispanica. Es una tradición que compartian los pueblos originarios de América, desde México hasta por lo menos el Perú (desconozco el caso de norteamerica). Después con la mezcla y/o influencia judeocristiana género diferentes formas de celebración a los difuntos. Incluso en México mismo, la tradición yucateca tiene otros matices, pero en esencia es la misma tradición de honrar a nuestros antepasados.

[@Sol-j1i]

Es una tradicion prehispanica recordando a los que ya no estan en este plano terrenal VIVA MÉXICO.

[@eloishashalom1458]

SADLY CURSING CHILDREN AND BEINGS OF LIFE. TO REPRESENT HASTAN. TORAH IS A MUST. THE GREAT CHALLENGE

[@alfredprieto1294]

De ffvI ok I'll d

[@shlynn-k3c]

Hola mr. no te vaya a tocar que te comente @MAN 2mil porque el jura que "prehispánico" es "prehistórico" y no lo sacas de ahí al ignorante, jaja.

[@aribear889]

Claro… es de el SUR de Mexico para ser exactos.. de el Sur de MX hasta Costa Rica. Pero como Mx es grandisino y tiene frontera con El mejor pais del Mundo… todos piensan que solo es de MX.

[@thechosen8232]

No seas celoso 😂 es de puro mexico 🇲🇽 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@DD-dv4pu]

I love my pre hispanic heritage, I love my culture, I love my Mexico. I'm so proud of my ancestors. Celebrating the life and death at same time, duality is a magnificent event

[@gloriaramos6443]

So nice to see this coverage!! May The souls of The Departed rest in peace. ❤️🙏🕊️

[@eloishashalom1458]

SADLY CURSING CHILDREN AND BEINGS OF LIFE. TO REPRESENT HASTAN. TORAH IS A MUST. THE GREAT CHALLENGE. THIS IS A SATANIC TRADITION ASKING TO GO TO SHEOL.

[@Xavier-Denis]

Very beautiful, on our side we selfishly celebrate our loss. While they share the life they had with the person they loved.

[@elainebines6803]

Good way to talk and celebrate about passing. It's such a difficult subject for most 😔

[@panchovilla3492]

Para los mexicanos no 🇲🇽💪

[@meredithahern-tamilio4667]

Such a beautiful day for many ,I lost my mother on my 19th birthday, she was only 40YRS old and had a massive cerebral BRAIN hemorrhage...I've been so sad since that day and looking at what I lost ,and its kept me down and so sad until thos day ,I lm 52YRS old now and still so sad ,I didn't know how to grieve ,I was told to go back to work, the day after we had the funeral, so another words my Nona thought it was a good idea for me to keep me busy by working and not letting myself feel the feelings I had to have a happy smile on my face at work and be happy ,well I stiffed all my feelings away , Dont do this to your children, ( send them back to work the day after they put there mother in the ground) it didn't help me at all ,in fact it did the opposite, I stayed mad at God and have the ulsers to prove it, let your children take that time to be sad and grieve and let me go through the process, whatever way they can ,I definitely should have been sent to counseling,,,,ohhh my brother was told to stay home from work for 3 months he did ,now I come from an Italian family on my mothers side, the boy is always treated differently than the girl ..in my family that's how it was ,,,damage ,I don't blame my Nona at all for the way I am ,I don't place blame on anyone, God needed a special angel and that was my mother and only she could do the job ,that our heavenly Father needed her for ,is what I'd tell myself, but that only lasts for so long ,then rage was still building up and more resentment towards this God of mine, I even tried using a new God, and goddesses ,all this would just last to bide time ,when all along I was still just Burying my feelings, and it didn't work so don't do that to your children God bless you and celebrate life thank you.

[@claudiar25]

We deserve a time to bury our loss and our pain. I lost my mom 7 years ago, it took me few months to cry her loss but a whole year to accept that she is not coming back. It's so painful. Im sending you a hug wishing you the best 💜

[@mariasiburt1755]

your loves ones live in our hearts fore ever!.....

[@rgdssd]

This is a very healing tradition. It doesn’t matter your nationality, please put an altar for your mother each year! You will not regret it. I have White American friends who are close to Mexican culture and out altars for their parents. There is something very beautiful and peaceful about this.

[@WorldOfWonder66]

Thank you for sharing this story. It helps explain this celebration

[@fmed2412]

Coco is a beautiful animated movie that dives really deep into the meaning of this celebration.

[@periclesperez103]

@@fmed2412no, "really deep" no....

[@amandaherman]

Love to see the beautiful makeup and outfits for this special day, Day of the dead. It is very respectful day for honoring love ones 🙏❤️🙏

[@SaulTPChannel]

Amanda, I would like to say something about the origin of the icon of the Mexican Day of the Dead: "La Catrina" by the famous Mexican printmaker, cartoon illustrator and lithographer José Guadalupe Posada. The image of a female skeleton is dressed in European outfit from his upper class time. She is offered as a satirical portrait of those Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions in the Mexican pre-revolutionary era. So "La Catrina" has become an icon of this Mexican Day of the Dead. I invite you to know more about this author. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qomufYtphrZqr80

[@ericnights6406]

A mexican tradicion from thousands of years ago 💪

[@eloishashalom1458]

SADLY CURSING CHILDREN AND BEINGS OF LIFE. TO REPRESENT HASTAN. TORAH IS A MUST. THE GREAT CHALLENGE. THIS IS A SATANIC TRADITION ASKING TO GO TO SHEOL.

[@kingrosales519]

@@eloishashalom1458 good

[@shlynn-k3c]

@@eloishashalom1458 Hahaha

[@malandrovago7970]

@@eloishashalom1458 satanic tradition is your fucking Torah

[@mannypistolas92]

Dude you guys drink blood off babies circumsitions, that's just ghoulish on every level!

[@alejandraluna8862]

El día de muertos es una tradición ancestral, es más que una película gringa, México es cultura, es nuestra tradición celebrar en grande el día de muertos, solo los Mexicanos entendemos lo importante que es celebrar el día de muertos 🇲🇽

[@RodrigoSahagun]

Desafortunadamente gracias a la película gringa el mundo conoce nuestra tradición eso si ya modificada según las normas yanquis pues ahora resulta que los alebrijes son parte de la tradición de muertos cuando nada que ver, Hollywood impacta y modifica nuestras tradiciones como el dichoso desfile de muertos que se creó a partir de la película de James Bond la cual rodó fragmentos en México y a un idiota funcionario del GCDMX se le ocurrió hacer esa mierda de desfile.

[@alejandraluna8862]

@@RodrigoSahagun cómo sea, nuestra tradición es más que ESO

[@germanlopez8422]

@@RodrigoSahagun así es antes no había desfile gracias a esa película se viene realizando

[@panchovilla3492]

Puro pinche México 🇲🇽🇲🇽 alv

[@lykndeltoro8412]

Entonces porque en ves de tirarle a los gringos no defiendes tu tradicion de los buitres culturales en los comentarios?

[@M95-t7c]

My favorite holiday of the year 🧡 don't get it twisted, we don't celebrate dead, we don't make a party about our loved one's deaths'. We celebrate their memory and legacy. Of course we grieve, and we cry. But their memory and the moments we share are way more important and we know we will see them again, it's just a temporary goodbye. Also, pan de muerto (death's bread) it's the most delicious thing ever

[@sergiogabriel8586]

I agree with you!

[@LadyCriminal0013]

Thank you Mr Quinones for such great coverages. Many blessings 🙏🙏 to you.

[@ilerma78]

Wow this is too strong for me, I don’t think we as Americans are ready for something this beautiful at the same time emotional, regardless the times you’ve said I DON’T CARE!! this pulls the natural sentimental feeling deep inside your heart and makes you wanna cry. I really thank god for this life while alive 🙏🏼

[@CarlosLopez-qn6it]

Que bonitas palabras y realmente es así, algo inexplicable

[@chucktaylor824]

Can't believe Americans and the whole world was so oblivious about this until the movie Coco came out 😂 Now it seems a lot of them are obsessed with it 😂

[@Joshua-xp9gw]

Cause you Americans have no culture

[@antonionavarro3880]

Es una tradición muy importante porque nos enseña que el alma no muere cuándo muere la persona, los actos buenos de los seres humanos son repetidos por las personas que amaron y de esa manera vivimos eternamente en quiénes imitan nuestras buenas acciones.

[@marly_b]

A beautiful and reverent way to honour the lives of loved ones who have died❤🥰💖

[@goldito1424]

Que vivan nuestros pueblos originarios🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@mikelubin148]

No it's a human tradition see the origins of Halloween

[@johnlennon7228]

Felicidades paisanos por celebrar este día con tanto entusiasmo . Los muñequitos de calaveritas al inicio me impresionaron , gran trabajo. Saludos de Guadalajara.

[@maestoso47]

It’s a beautiful celebration honoring those loved ones who have passed. Thank you to Mexico for a great tradition.

[@polh6462]

This is such a beautiful tradition celebrating life and love.

[@colorado17634]

Los altares no son para competir, 😡 por que para la cultura mexicana el altar es símbolo de respeto y de honor a nuestros difuntos, mas no una competición o negocio, los altares se respetan, por que todos somos iguales en el mundo de los muertos, nadie es rico o pobre, al igual no hay competencia, discriminación o selectividad para muerte, mientras que en vida muchos discriminan a otros por el color de su piel o por tener más 💰, se les olvida que bajo la misma piel por la que muchos compiten, todos portamos un esqueleto del mismo color, al igual que al morir no nos llevamos nada y representamos lo que realmente somos 💀 y por lo cual nuestra cultura y los altares son sinónimo de respeto y no de competencia, así que no estoy de acuerdo con esto de competir.

[@Antonio31game]

Y el símbolo más grande de un altar es el amor

[@RodrigoSahagun]

Mira nuestra tradition ahora es conocida gracias a Coco y podría desvirtuarse si los gringos u otros extranjeros empiezan a meter mano solo recuerda que los alebrijes nada tienen que ver con la tradición pero ahora ya hasta los tarados meshicas los utilizan para las ofrendas.

[@lalog3975]

Competencia de altares en varias partes de México siempre ha habido! De donde sacas que eso no se hace? La cosa es quejarse por todo!

[@rgdssd]

@@lalog3975 tienes razón, ya nomás se quejan de cualquier cosita!

[@angellambert7070]

Cálmense señora no mame, la tradición es bonita pero pues tampoco es como si todo fuera real, solo es un día para recordar y amar a los que ya no están no es que regresen no manche. Xd

[@nonasmith7063]

My family does this I'm leaning so I can teach my son

[@nottodaysatan101]

I love this tradition. I have no idea why this is so comforting as I lost someone close to me.

[@dantegonzalez3196]

Por que es una oportunidad para reencontrarse con ese ser querido

[@raffaojeda]

Beautiful tribute to the late ones. Very creative altars, congratulations Raza! Saludos from Mexico City!

[@amrecianvenom8ballpool337]

So beautiful.

[@carolmirelez170]

What a beautiful holiday! I always have an ofrenda for my loved ones and friends!

[@juanalatorre766]

Selebramos la vida y recordamos los momentos que vivimos con nuestros muertos. es un día muy especial .

[@shlynn-k3c]

"Celebramos".

[@mariamar2114]

Selebramos😲 XD!!!! ..... *Celebramos*

[@redeagle5625]

Indistinguishable full of beautiful colors 🤠🤠🤠👍💐

[@adanrodriguez2141]

Esto es cultura mexicana. Ojala k en otros paises y en usa no empiesen a distorcionala y querer hacer su propia vercion. X favor informense primero y respeten nuestra tradicion y cultura exactamente como es. No agreguen cosas k nada tienen que ver con esta hermosa tradicion

[@alered1098]

En 2:50 la mujer esa doce que ya no es fiesta solo de los Mexicanos, sino de los Latinoamericanos. PUES ESTÁ MAL. Copias, muchas. Pero el original es incopiable. Eso se llama apropiación cultural, y está MUY mal.

[@R00B0Tproductor]

@@alered1098 Ya a estas alturas quejarnos de algo como eso es absurdo... Cuantas cosas nosotros no hemos copiado de otros, estamos en el año 2021,el mundo está globalizado y seguramente en el futuro lo este completamente

[@mauricioc.6344]

@@R00B0Tproductor Ha de pensar que la navidad se creó en Oaxaca, hahaha.

[@TAM2031006]

This version of day of the dead is not the same as the Aztecs. We might adopt it, we might not, depending on how our society changes, it’s an inevitable part of life. You should be honored that other peoples like and would want to participate in this tradition. Should we not celebrate Christmas with a Santa Claus? It’s a German thing.

[@adanrodriguez2141]

@@TAM2031006 ok. So than start adding stuped things. This is your way to see traditions and culture? Ok go head

[@davidzarate2796]

It’s no “Día de los muertos” we say “Día de muertos” Thats changes a lote

[@mariogonzalez5760]

Love my Mexican tradition 😍🇲🇽 culture

[@QueenElizabeth021]

No es por ser mexicana, pero es de las tradiciones más hermosas del mundo.

[@hvacmania8323]

I LOVE IT 💘

[@ramseso.8937]

Deja el nacionalismo aparte. Ojalá qué México diera al mundo,científicos, doctores,qué gané un lugar relevante en el mundo por otras razones,qué de verdad sean de provecho para la humanidad. No sólo tradiciones!

[@QueenElizabeth021]

@@ramseso.8937 AQUÍ estamos hablando de tradiciones. Relájate...

[@blueridgemountain1256]

@@ramseso.8937 lo que es hablar sin conocer. México le a dado mucho al mundo, en el arte, la literatura, la música, la ciencia y la arquitectura, no solo tradiciones.

[@soyplebe7]

@@ramseso.8937 Rebotas, pero de pendejo.

[@MR-sp3my]

Beautiful tradition, beautiful gift from México to the world 🇲🇽🔥.

[@aribear889]

It’s a MesoAmerican tradition. Not Mexican… it was only practiced in SOUTHERN MX to El Salvador. NAHUAS/Aztecs/Pipiles (nahuas)

[@thechosen8232]

@@aribear889 it’s Mexican I never seen salvis celebrate it till recently and barely any do . And u know what’s funny when they dress up they wear Mexican traditional clothing like the Mexican sombrero and suits painting etc 😮 it’s ok to love our traditions just know where it came from

[@aribear889]

@@thechosen8232 lol you do know those things were brought by the Spanish? Do you think the Spanish ONLY went to MX? Lol Even the Philippines and Hawaiians dress like cowboys.. bc they were all colonized by SPAIN 🤡

[@aribear889]

@@thechosen8232 funny thing.. Dia de Los Muertos does not belong to NORTHERN MX… only to SOUTHERN MEXICANS bordering Central America 😂😂😂 the descendants of the Nahuas and Olmecs. I know it hurts you to know the truth

[@aribear889]

@@thechosen8232 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppe2pmuIa8pjgZo Even the Mexican President knows that CENTRAL/SOUTHERN Mexicans and Central Americans have the same ancestry. You’re probably a white ass Mexican bc a real Indigenous wouldn’t think like you… WE KNOW THE TRUTH! Vulture

[@moisesestrada9857]

That is my country that is my people I love my MEXICO

[@mickimercado2268]

Que importante es que nuestros paisanos que están en estados unidos o en cualquier parte del mundo enseñen nuestras tradiciones a sus hijos, porque eso nos hace mexicanos.

[@mantequillaquesadilla1412]

Hola soy de México y se celebra desde el 30 de octubre dónde llegan las almas de los animales luego el 31 de los que murieron en accidentes día 1ro de los angelitos los niños y día 2 de noviembre los grandes. Es muy lindo día por qué acudimos desde días anteriores a limpiar los panteones para que se vayan a poner flores , papel veladoras el día de la velada el día 1ro y la misa el día 2.

[@rustyen20]

I really love everything about this tradition! ❤️

[@SidewalkCitizenLA]

I've been to the Hollywood Forever Dia De Muertos celebration. It is a beautiful and uplifting occasion with wonderful meaning. As I get to the point in my life where I know more dead people than living, I find it comforting.

[@pri2104]

Biutiful! Thanks for honor our traditions! Saludos desde México!

[@aribear889]

It’s a MesoAmerican tradition. Not Mexican… it was only practiced in SOUTHERN MX to El Salvador. NAHUAS/Aztecs/Pipiles (nahuas)

[@marcuslerret6842]

@@aribear889 it's Mexican, latins celebrate all hallows day, not deads day

[@marcuslerret6842]

@@aribear889 catrinas, altars and cempazuchil flowers are 100% mexican

[@aribear889]

@@marcuslerret6842 this is a MesoAmerican tradition and even the Mexican government and the governor said it! That belongs ONLY to the SOUTH of MX and Central America! Vulture

[@judd442009]

'Honor your father and mother'-this is the first commandment with a promise: 'so that it may be well with you and you may live long on the earth'” (Ephesians 6:1-3).

[@jacquelinenguyen759]

AMEN.

[@noepedroza1918]

Mexican.... Aztec empire culture..... keep celebrating your cultura familia

[@aribear889]

It’s a MesoAmerican tradition. Not Mexican… it was only practiced in SOUTHERN MX to El Salvador. NAHUAS/Aztecs/Pipiles (nahuas)… they’re all descendants of Aztecs.

[@noepedroza1918]

@@aribear889 MEXICAN CULTURE......

[@edgarmhtablet]

It’s Dia de Muertos. There’s not an article before muertos. It’s also interesting to find out that people need to ask permission to Mexican Americans to partake in the celebration. If you come to Mexico you are welcomed and don’t need to ask if you can be a part of Dia de Muertos.

[@andyginterblues2961]

I didn't remember that the 3rd is Dia De Los Muertos, but all that day, and the 4rh, I kept having thoughts about my mom, who passed in 2009. Now I know why. (Mom passed in August of 2009)

[@Perazaper86]

She was with you ♥️

[@soyplebe7]

The third is not celebrated as día de muertos, but is celebrated because is when you undo the ofrenda.

[@lunatonksalvaz2441]

Las fechas son 1 (cuando vienen los niños) y 2 (llegada de los adultos) de noviembre

[@elenaperales5411]

This celebration Dia de muertos is for the whole world to celebrate their departed not just for Mexico 🇲🇽

[@toddbarber7590]

As a white American, id love to go experience one of these celebrations. Its fascinating how they look at the concept of death and how they pay tribute to those thatve passed away

[@marcnezahualcoyotl4232]

Gracias por mantener vivas nuestras bellísimas tradiciones en el extranjero.

[@chakajacobo8219]

This is our tradition viva Mexico

[@aribear889]

It’s a MesoAmerican tradition. Not Mexican… it was only practiced in SOUTHERN MX to El Salvador. NAHUAS/Aztecs/Pipiles (nahuas)

[@aribear889]

Don’t be a vulture.. just cause MX is big and rich but that doesn’t give you the right to say it’s only Mexican. Not even Northern Max has roots with the origins.. only Nahuas/Aztecs from SOUTHERN MX to El Salvador

[@nataliemanzo34]

⁠@@aribear889no poncho you probably never been el salvador what they celebrate there is not day of the dead . it’s called la calabuiza. not the same thing at all.. i get it u love mexican culture and u wish it was part yours too

[@2815marionwood]

I am a Christian, a believer in Jesus. I despise when fellow Christians tell me I am partaking in pagan holiday. I say NO, I am remembering and honoring my past relatives. Gracias abuelito por ser un hombre fuerte con humildad y honor. Death is part of life, get over it.

[@macarmenv]

Don't like the contest. Altars are not a competition. That takes away the meaning of this tradition and the meaning of an altar.

[@mariavazquez1595]

Cómo siempre DISTORCIONANDO nuestras tradiciones. Día de Muertos no es un concurso de altares, sí así es cómo lo perciben....¿Qué esperan? espero lleguen pronto al Mictlán.

[@colorado17634]

Exactly!! I igree with you, dia de los muertos and the altares don't need to be a contest or turning it in to a business, they need to understand what really means and respect the tradition.

[@raffaojeda]

I did not think about this way, It is secondary but you are right in a way.

[@samirchavi5121]

They don't have any idea ablut the real meaning They are pochos chicanos

[@alexajani]

The contest is very common in México, at least in the schools. I attended different schools in different cities and always we have to compete in the “Concurso de altares”, the most beautiful and creative altar won. I really don’t like that either.

[@anitanava7679]

Es una tradición prehispánica de México que está .incorporándose a varios países por todo el mundo.orgullosamente mexicana

[@CarlosRodriguez-hh2jq]

Nada más falta qué un chino quiera venir a patentar está celebración mexicana . saludos desde Guadalajara Jalisco México.

[@mariasiburt1755]

por eso tienen que protejer todas sus tradiciones REGISTRALAS COM MEXICANAS y todo su arte y no les den a ningun extranjeros sus recetas milenarias!.....TODO EL MUNDO VA A MEXICO A ESO A ROBAR SU HISTORIA Y ARTE! CUIDEN A MEXICO!

[@santosrglz]

Y de donde vienen las piñatas? Son de origen chino. De china pasaron a italia, de italia a españa y de españa a mexico.

[@novenovm]

One of the ladies said that Dia de Muertos is a celebration no only of Mexico but of all Latin America. Yes, but is a 100% Mexican tradition.

[@capacitacionyconsultoriaes6319]

Yes, it´s an only MEXICAN tradition, with AZTEC origin

[@jibaritomx]

@@capacitacionyconsultoriaes6319 Aztec culture was based on toltecayotl wich is more older culture..

[@mariasiburt1755]

exactly !,,,pero todo mundo quiere copiar sus hermosas tradiciones!

[@joseizaguirre4887]

Este es cultura de México los demás.paises tratan de copiar a México..en México esto es cultura

[@ElSauxy02]

Porque ustedes solo viven criticando y peleando ??..

[@spitfiremty]

Eso no es algo malo mi amigo, todos saben de donde viene la tradición no te preocupes, saca ese odio que llevas dentro, te mando un abrazo, de parte de otro mexicano 🤗

[@samirchavi5121]

En este caso son los chicanos , que no saben de lo que hablan

[@aribear889]

It’s a MesoAmerican tradition. Not Mexican… it was only practiced in SOUTHERN MX to El Salvador. NAHUAS/Aztecs/Pipiles (nahuas)

[@aribear889]

Lo chistoso es Que es de el SUR de Mx, Guatemala y El Salvador. Ladrones

[@frankjimenez241]

I LOVE 🇲🇽 MEXICAN CULTURE, TRADITION,GASTRONOMY AND THE PEOPLE

[@faYte0607]

I love the costumes, the color, the skulls, the celebration, the MUSIC... dare I say the beautiful Latinas. Oh can't forget the food. Damn I am not sure if I was Mexican in my previous life lol.

[@FlyDog79]

💯‼️‼️

[@mickaelmx]

Nice reporting but Día de los muertos is not a street or costume parade, a contest or a festival, it is alive in the families homes and in the cementaries. That's why it is an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.

[@smurf6901]

America will never have a celebration with substance until it's people stop fighting

[@shlynn-k3c]

"its".

[@lovev9904]

I'm an Independent Latino. Wow, this was awesome to watch, Thank you!! 3:01 This fella brought me to tears because it's SO difficult to decipher what Did De Los Muertos means.

[@eduardoramirez3764]

As the ancient Greece was invaded by Rome and then the Greek Culture expanded through all of the Roman Empire, the same thing will happen with the magical culture of Mexico and conquer all of the United States of America Read my words MI AMADO MEXICO: VENCEREMOS ❤️🇲🇽

[@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent]

The Latino Community already is about to become the dominant population in the US in a few decade or less. More than likely in the end the United States will be culturally mixed with latino culture blending with others creating a new rich one. Ironically one the US has desperately been seeking since its inception.

[@cristianpenari0]

For the ones who say “this is like some others Latin/hispanic celebrations. NO, there’s no other tradition or celebration that resembles or matches the Mexican Day of the Dead; it is the syncretism of two cultures with a pre-Hispanic past and meaning, and for that reason, it is UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

[@raulmendez7003]

Beautiful culture tradition and ancestry

[@alitaptap5741]

Definitely one of my bucket list

[@arnulfomendez359]

VERY BEAUTIFUL TRADICION PEOPLE SHOULD LOVE AND RESPECT EVERYONE ..

[@reneflores3711]

Family first even after they are no longer beside us. La Familia.

[@ManuelGarcia-tw7bf]

De México para el mundo.

[@aribear889]

It’s a MesoAmerican tradition. Not Mexican… it was only practiced in SOUTHERN MX to El Salvador. NAHUAS/Aztecs/Pipiles (nahuas)

[@kenichiAHAN]

​@@aribear889De sólo de México y nada más... Los centroamericanos siempre queriendo envidiar a México. La verdad duele pero hay que aceptarla. Los mexicanos somo originales!

[@Fernando_Hedz]

*Proud of my mexican traditions* ❤🇲🇽🙏

[@canojubadass9532]

So BEAUTIFUL

[@lucio.martinez]

What a beautiful honor to those gone too soon. Alas, my family did not carry on this tradition from the motherland, México.

[@joseangelperez7265]

Dany of the death that means día de muertos o los muertos, it has been a tradition in the mexican culture for traes, and we will keep celebrating trought generations. Dany of the death it bring all the family together, and everybody goes to the cemetery with ofrend, sempasuchil the flower, food, tequila, candies for children, depends all locations, in My community we put marimba, the instrument made from a tree. You should come to watch this mexican tradition, You will love it. Greetings from Chiapas México.

[@MrPantera555]

It's not" Día de los Muertos", is " Día de Muertos "

[@eldesertico]

Es lo mismo ...en usa se dice los muertos es solo un los extra

[@gabinosanchez1313]

Just one of Mexico ancestral traditions. Mexicans and Mayas rich in culture.

[@shlynn-k3c]

This is a Mexican tradition, not Mayan.

[@beatrizllanosramos8810]

Dia de los muertos... Se celebra y recuerda a todos los familiares y seres queridos que fallecieron....

[@walrus018]

For those who has written that this celebration is not just a Mexican tradition let me tell you that only thing with rest of LATAM we share is the death. But the way how we honored to our death dear ones is ours,just Mexicans

[@lindabeal5353]

Arriba México!!!! and its beautiful traditions!!!!!.

[@seyer-leinadodnavo4250]

Día de los muertos is not Mexico version of hallowing, this tradition is thousands of years old. I can honestly said that my ancestors do cross this very day to be with us the ones who are living on.

[@josercarcamo]

Just a correction so that people gain a deeper understanding of the "Day for the Dead." Yes, it's "Day for the Dead," not "Day of the Dead." It's not a day belonging to zombies or ghosts as indicated by "of the." It is a day dedicated to the remembrance of those that have died; therefore, it's a day dedicated to the dead. It's a day dedicated (set aside) "for" the dead. Similarly, it's "Dia de muertos," not "Dia de los muertos." A subtle but significant distinction.

[@franciscojimenez6047]

As a mexican, I feel proud for such a beautiful tradition which was born when our indigenous culture blended with the spanish culture, that's why we are called "mestizos". I hope that the future generations of mexicans preserve this cultural heritage.

[@171QA]

Book of Life introduced the Day of the Dead in its movie, too. Wish people didn’t forget that.

[@LeoOz365]

In México is not about competing on anything...It's about remembrance,honor and respect.Don't make it like "Christmas" that is all about bussiness and consumption.

[@Argadeux]

Just like she said, it has nothing to do with Halloween, and a funny thing is that there are many people from the US complaining about it (ofc not everyone) when Halloween it's not even from the US but a Celtic tradition. Also, they were Mexicas, not Aztecs. That is a common mistake cause foreigners named them like so because of the mythical Aztlan. Nevertheless officially they never recognized themselves like that, and there is no codex or official prehispanic document that identifies any prehispanic culture as Aztecs. Good video! 👌🏼🇲🇽

[@abigaillopezgarcia4980]

Great job, congratulation

[@jamesantiox]

MEMORIE'S AND HISTORIE'S CULTURE AND TRADITIONAL NEVER BEEN ENDS ....THAT IS APART OF DAYLAY LIFETIME ...😭😭😭...💖🌹🥰➕✝️🙏🕊️🇵🇭🇺🇸🏝️🏖️⛱️....

[@godlove1728]

SERIOUSLY!!! 'BEAUTIFUL,!! But not in my wildest dreams. " Believe killed, believe cure"🤔

[@DjLOU82]

Viva Mexico 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@yourpadre10]

🌵🇲🇽💀 Día de Muertos *******

[@brittbirchfield8291]

Beautiful!

[@elviaramirez1883]

Day of deads not Day of the deads. There's no competition in México of any kind about altares ir ofrendas. Mexicans in other countries must respect traditions

[@rgdssd]

The word ‘deads’ does not exist. 🤣 How can you correct grammar and make a grammatical error at the same time? Lol! Actually altar competitions do exist in many parts of Mexico.

[@Elitecommando501]

It’s called day of the dead in English P*ndeja

[@aureliotorres3150]

BEAUTIFUL 💕

[@eiguajardo]

Most of Mexican traditions, art and culture in general are protected by the UNESCO, including territory and oceans, even by the Country, so they can't give permits for any use or destruction. If you want to adopt any practice of a different culture, learn the history, dont alter it, don't use it for fun. Mexican traditions come from the Aztecas, Mayas, Zapotecas, Mixtecas, ancient civilizations that are still living long before colonization, invasions, inquisitions and wars.

[@gerardomendez4526]

Thanks so much yia de muertos is remember our ancestors

[@ceciliaenriquez1509]

Si esta tradición se extendio a latinoamerica fue gracias a México, es de origen prehispánico, a la llegada de los españoles se mezclo, en un sincretismo mágico,no digan que se celebra igual hay que dar crédito a quien lo merece, cada cual hace su ceremonia diferente,

[@aribear889]

Hahaha que loquita. Esta es una tradicion MESOAMERICANA AZTECA (Nahua / pipiles) sabes que es original solo de el SUR de Mexico, Guatemala y El Salvador !?

[@aribear889]

Hasta el Gobierno de MX accepta que es Original de Centro America y de el SUR de MX. Loca

[@marcuslerret6842]

@@aribear889 jajajajaja la Unesco reconoce el día de muertos como mexicano, jamás el gobierno de México ha reconocido que el día de muertos viene de centroamérica jajajajaja donde dice tal cosa? Muéstrame

[@JuankaCANADA]

Live this tradition. 🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@anabhousen7159]

"you'll never forget" to his mom lol wut. Of course she won't forget ♥️

[@martincito88]

Thanks x this video 👍

[@macgherhardt1061]

It’s not Latinamerican, although the Spaniards exported it to South America 500 years ago. Native Mexicans going back to the ancient Olmecs in today’s Veracruz and Tabasco honored the life of their departed more than 3000 years ago. They spread their knowledge across time to the Toltec, Mayans, and eventually the Aztecs 900 years ago. It is shameful how some people in South America try to appropriate this knowledge and culture as their own.

[@mariasiburt1755]

todo el mundo quiere robar a Mexico de sus tradiciones! Registren todas sus tradiciones con derechos reservados!