Mexican Watches Coco And Cries Like The First Time | DIA DE MUERTOS Explained

Hello tequileros!
Coco is one of the most beautiful and representative movies about Mexican Día de muertos (The day of the dead) and is has been super requested by you, here we are!
I have obviously watched this movie many times already but it still turns me into a crying mess every single time, so I think you will still enjoy my reaction, even if it is not a first time watching. I included a few capsules explaining Alebrijes, the altar and other fun trivia, as well as a couple personal stories.
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[@williswameyo5737]

I love how they depicted the Día de Los Muertos in Coco, it really showcased on Mexican culture and importance of family and kinship and how they care for the dead

[@terrylewis_]

The two scenes that really make me cry, are when Chicharron is forgotten, and the hammock shifts as he fades away, and the ending of course. The ending is happy tears, but it is such a wonderful heartfelt song and moment. I loved the little bits of information you added culturally.

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Yes, Chicharron mekes me cry so much every time

[@rickymoranjr9609]

@terrylewis_ same here, I can never get past those scenes without tearing up. they're just so sad but the ending is so sad & happy at the same time

[@lafayettecatron156]

BEAUTIFUL reaction, BEAUTIFUL culture & BEAUTIFUL movie well worth the wait ❤ ABSOLUTELY true we must keep our traditions going or we will lose them ❤

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Thank you so much for watching, missed you in the live chat tho

[@lafayettecatron156]

@@TequilaPrincessMx for some reason I don't always get my notifications. I sorry I missed it too 😪

[@AyaaChann]

I really loved your reaction. It felt more emotional (than it already is) because this is your culture. I can see how much it means to you and how much you appreciate this film for doing a great job representing it. You also gave me some extra information i didnt knew before, which i really like. When i first saw this film i was emotionally and mentally broken. Its so good! I still watch this film a few times a year and it still makes me cry as well haha. It also gave me another way of thinking, of what would happen after we die. I think its a beautiful tradition. I truly think about it a lot. It even made me think that (if i would get a mexican partner or not), that i would do something like this when im older. I lost my mom at 4 years old. I do have 3 memories of her but they are fague and not really happy moments. On ther other hand they are happy because i remember something. Everytime my dad or family tell stories about my mom, it always fills me with warmth and love. It feels like i can imagine her being alive. So thats another reason why i love the thought behind this tradition. I think i understand the feelings of the people celebrating Dia de muertos. I always have her photo's up, but i think that someday, if i live on my own (27 still live with my parents xD), maybe i would do something like this for her to. Again, really loved your reaction. It was very emotional, fun and informative. I hope more people get to see it. Thankyou !

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Thank you so much for watching, I think we can always embrace traditions from other cultures with respect and love, so feel free to set up an altar next year, if you don't feel yet comfortable doing it physically, you can make your own in a computer or a collage :) I'm really glad you liked the video

[@meganj2799]

I appreciate el Dia de los Muertos even more now. Thank you for sharing your perspective and experience!

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alexanderlion5525]

For me, Coco is the best film of all time! He is very funny and also sad and emotional! I love this movie! Warm greetings from Germany! ❤ 💙

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

So glad to see you liked it as much as I did, thanks for watching!

[@starskunk]

Fun fact: Several of the actors from the English language version also voice the Spanish version - Hector is voiced by Gael Garcia Bernal in both versions, Miguel's mother is voiced by Sofia Espinosa, Papa Julio is voiced by Alfonso Arau, the departures agent is voiced by Carla Medina, Miguel's uncle Tio Berto is voiced by Luis Valdez, and the security guard is voiced by Salvador Reyes.

[@wiccantexan]

My Mexican husband taught me about the 3 deaths. I'm so glad it was represented here.

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

What do you mean by the 3 deaths?

[@coraz6825]

@@TequilaPrincessMx I think they may be referring to the idea that the first death is when your body fails, the second is when you're buried, and the third is when you're forgotten. I don't know if that's purely a thing of Mexican culture or not, though

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Ohh I see, I have never heard anyone refer to that as 3 deaths but it totally make sense, thanks!

[@wiccantexan]

@@TequilaPrincessMx Thought my reply had saved here, I guess not. Cora Z has it right.

[@wiccantexan]

@@coraz6825 From what my husband is aware, it's purely Mexican, likely from the Aztec.

[@carloscontreras4655]

AMAZING reaction! I loved all your explanations. I'm also a #TeamCat person. I have seen this movie several times and I never noticed Alex Lora was part of it. I only wish you'd mentioned Andrés Bustamante and Brozo as part of the cast. And... QUE VIVA MÉXICO CA...!!!

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

I was focusing more on the traditional part of the movie 😅 I only mentioned Alex Lora cause I didn't realize before that he was voicing a character

[@GrumpyMandy]

I loved your reaction Ro, and all the information about Dia de los muertos!

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Thanks Mandy!

[@ChuckyChickenCartoons]

It’s reactions like these that make me proud to be in the animation field; just discovered your channel and I love what ya do! Looking forward to even more! Thank you for sharing all the amazing facts and just a fun look at an amazing film!

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Wow, thank you!

[@renskekoenders2202]

Loving this reaction. Thanks for explaining so much about Mexican culture.

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@MiltonLeite10]

this was so touching! I cry watching this everytime, I lost count of how much coco reactions I watched today, and I cried every single time, yours was the most sencere of all, and I loved to learn while watching this

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

I feel you! i cried again while editing the reaction, while reviewing the video, while adding the subtitles... and yes, I ended up with a headache too the day I filmed lol Thans for watching!

[@sandraraquelmedina1610]

Hola desde Argentina. Soy una enamorada de la Cultura Mexicana. Ame cada minuto de Coco. Y desde que la vi, celebro el Día de Muertos. Un abrazo enorme para ti, y gracias por tus lágrimas. En ellas se ve el corazón. ❤❤❤

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Un saludo hasta Argentina, gracias x ver!

[@sandraraquelmedina1610]

@@TequilaPrincessMx a tu servicio, siempre

[@user-re8fc8yk8n]

Coco best Disney movie in the world, I think

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Agreed!

[@rickymoranjr9609]

I learned alot about "Dia De muertos (day of the Dead) and what customs that many latino families have to follow. plus seeing those beautiful flower peddles makes it even more intriguing. the ending scene where Miguel sings "Remember Me" to Coco and she remembers Hector before it was too late... 🥺😢😭 I'm not Crying... you're Crying!! 😭

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

I know, is such a power scene... glad to hear you did learn something, my job was done :)

[@rickymoranjr9609]

@@TequilaPrincessMx I love to learn

[@williswameyo5737]

Mama Imelda sang La Llorona in the movie , famous Mexican song, I heard the sounds of that song before

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

It's a beautiful song from the south of Mexico, Oaxaca to be specific, I love it

[@TheInfamousTonyG210]

This is the review this movie deserves

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Thank you!

[@donkelley7407]

Hi Ro. Loved the reaction and commentary, well done. I kept looking at the orange flowers - what kind, and why did you choose them, aside from color? I don't have any stories offhand but I did attend an aunt's funeral the other day. It's amazing how many memories come back. It was good to reconnect with family, some I haven't seen in decades. Btw, I am still listening to rancheras, the ones you pointed me to and others I discovered on my own. Morning commute music. :) Thanks so much, take care.

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

The flower is called Cempasuchil and it is a flower we use particularly for Dia de muertos, I believe in English is Marigold. Funerals always are a sour-sweet experience, of course we are sad for the departure of a loved one but at the same time it brings families together. I’m sorry for your loss Don, but next year you can set an altar and she might visit you back :)

[@JoeH773Sp]

I enjoyed this vid very much! Thank you for sharing it. I LOVE COCO movie, it also makes me cry every time, and a middle aged white male from midwest :) (so does Encanto) Despite living in cities and even neighborhoods with substantial latino (especially mexican) population for decades, always loving mexican food, i think this movie jumpstarted my fascination with Mexico. I am glad for this reaction vid from Mexicana. I am looking forward to watching more of your vids, like Mexico youtube travel channels or Mexico piece by piece. I dream I will go there one day and take my family with me, not to a resort on a beach but to the calles! Thank you!

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

I'm so glad to hear you talk like that about my country, it warms my heart! Let me know what you think after watching any of my Mexico content!

[@imdramaqueen2279]

Lembro de quando era adolescente e fazia teatro e música em um circo. Todo ano tinha um tema e uma vez o tema foi o dia dos mortos. Foi a primeira vez que tive um contato grande com a cultura mexicana. No teatro fizemos apresentações e explicamos como era esse dia. Na música, o professor havia nos mostrado o filme 'The Book of Life'. Foi uma experiência mágica e hoje em dia se transformou em algo ainda mais cheio de significados para mim. Ano passado meu pai veio a falecer, e uma das coisas que me ajudou a superar, foi saber que enquanto eu tivesse memórias sobre ele e continuasse a passa-las em diante, meu pai ainda continuaria vivo. Aqui no Brasil temos o dia de finados. Algumas pessoas vão até o cemitério visitar entes queridos, porém nada grandioso como no México. Pelo menos não que eu saiba. Adorei seu video e beijos do Brasil 'u'

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Muchas gracias por compartir, estoy segura que tu padre te visita cada dia de muertos y le encanta ver que lo recuerdes

[@SoraBlackheart]

Últimamente he estado viendo reacciones de Coco en inglés y es verda, no pega igual que en español ;n; de alguna forma en español como que pega más fuerte que papá borracho ;n; ay mi corazóooon!!!! Por cierto, amé el video y las explicaciones

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Ahh es muy cierto, no habia notado a la prima con el violín!

[@GrumpyMandy]

I loved your Half Catrina make up!

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Thanks, is the first time I do it myself

[@GrumpyMandy]

I don't why the yt didn't send me the notification and I missed the premiere. And about the book of the life, the characters (I think three of them including the Catrina) where sculpted by two of my university profesors in El Salvador: Oscar Cornejo (GD) and Vladimir Calderon(architecture), because that movie I went back to the graphic designer career because I was in a kind of talk conference about the movie with Oscar Cornejo so I was convinced to return to the career ( I left GD career because I wanted to be an architect back on those days) I will wait to watch your reaction :3

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Don't worry Mandy, you'll catch the premier next time :) and I remeber that movie to be visually gorgeous and a bit darker than this, obviously, but first I wanna make Michoacan's video

[@POKEXPERTO]

Me too, I ever react the same, like the first time i watched. I thought was a rare act from my part, but I am happy not be the unique and there must be many persons react the same. Thanks.

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Oh no, you are most definitely not the only one

[@lafayettecatron156]

Grandma shoe must be a universal weapon. My mom & grandma also used them as weapons 😫

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

hahaha most definitely!

[@williswameyo5737]

Most definitely

[@davidmichaelson1092]

I would never have watched this movie if a relative of mine (my ex-step-sister in law but basically my sister) whose father was Mexican hadn't recommended it to me. I appreciate you showing it en Español. Mi Español is muy mal. I actually am better with Japanese.

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

I love the sound of Japanese, I would love to learn it :)

[@AtarahDerek]

Knocking down the photo of a woman who is at least equally as responsible as de la Cruz for nearly getting an innocent man forgotten is a bad omen? Well, considering they never call her out in this movie, I am okay with this. She gets a minute taste of what she put Hector through. And I don't want to hear any excuses in Sean Bean's voice. If Jared Bush could call out the matriarch of a Latino family, so could Lee Unkrich. For the characters whose actors didn't reprise their roles for the Spanish dub, they did a good job of casting similarly sounding actors. You have to kind of listen closely to realize Enrique is not voiced by Jaime Camil. And Miguel's Spanish VA sounds a lot like Anthony Gonzales.

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

I agree, we latin culture have many toxic traits in ur traditions, we are already working on them but it will take a lot of time, sadly, bad habits tend to die hard

[@suzetterodrigues5698]

Lindo! Parabéns 😍 😍

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Muito obrigada

[@GrumpyMandy]

If I don't go to the Mictlán after I die I will be very angry ghost and if any of my dogs or cats (or all of them) isn't my alebrije I will be more upset

[@SilverionX]

I love all the cultural background tidbits you gave us in this video. Christian culture has erased so much culture that came before it, even in countries you don't think of being affected. In the Nordic countries, Christianity took over a thousand years ago, but Midsummer, a pagan tradition, is still the second most important holiday here. Glad we kept a little bit. It's important to keep our traditions alive and pass them on to the next generation, but also, learning about other cultures is so vital to broaden our horizons and gain a better understanding for each other. Not to mention it's really, really cool. Thank you!

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

I'm glad you like it, I just wish that older civilization would've learned to respect local traditions, language, and religion, it would've been amazing to see wefe all those lost cultures landed :)

[@ThePinkDragon]

Remember me is probably the saddest

[@gustavohernandezcampos8975]

Nuevo en tu canal amiga, hermosa reacción. Te recomiendo el cortometraje EL PIB. Día de muertos Maya, muy emocional y muy bonita tradición de la península. Está en lengua Maya pero tiene subtitulado. Saludos desde Acapulco Guerrero México 🇲🇽 ❤

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Si lo vi, lloré obviamente jajaja muy bonito en verdad. Espero que tu y tu familia esten bien despues del recierte desastre alla en Acapulco

[@GrumpyMandy]

My mom was inlove of Pedro Infante but I got merry with a Pedro hahahaha

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

I used to say I was gonna marry Pedro Infante hahaha

[@ThePinkDragon]

I'm afraid of Hights too

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

they are quite daunting!

[@ThePinkDragon]

i'm a cat person mostly too

[@salvadormendoza8535]

A mi mama de 65 años le encanto la pelicula, y dice que es tal cual como ella recuerda el dia de muertos en los pueblos alrededor de Poza Rica, Veracruz. Por cierto, desde entonces yo le sigo diciendo "Ves mama? Pedro Infante era malo" y ella me dice "Ese no era Pedro Infante" y yo le digo "Mama, con su guitarra podia volar, claro que era Pedro Infante!" My 65-year-old mom loved the movie, and says it's just how she remembers the day of the dead in the towns around Poza Rica, Veracruz. By the way, since then I keep telling her "See mom? Pedro Infante was bad" and she tells me "That wasn't Pedro Infante" and I tell her "Mom, with his guitar he could fly, of course it was Pedro Infante!"

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

hahahaha you made me laugh! But she's right, that was not Pedro Infante, if you remember I even pointed out that there are 2 skelletons representing Pedro Infante and Jorge Negrete, and as a former Pedro Infante girlfriend (I was 5 and he was dead, but that is not important lol) I have to agree with your mom lol

[@Perktube1]

Wait, a grito is a quako?

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Yes, one of many uses of that word hehe

[@davidhasselblad3825]

Is there a way I can use a different flower for the day of the dead. I wish to practice in honor of my grandmothers bloodline. Mama Rita, She was half Spanish/Mexica and Romani bohemian. Tradition was important to her and the children didn’t really carry on the tradition. She grew up in Minnesota Wisconsin area when her father great grandpa Zamos fled Mexico after the assassination of poncho villa. Apparently he was one of like four doctors who was given permission to work on poncho villas shoulder injury during the final battle of the revolution. He didn’t feel safe in Mexico after the hit. So fled as north as he could.

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Cempasuchil flower is known as Marygold in english and is kinda easy to get by. But if you can't, you can use any flower, is the intention that counts :) or you can make them with paper, many elementary schools do that so the altar won't die out quickly and thr kids have a feeling of more participation

[@davidhasselblad3825]

Thank you. And great blessing be with you and your line.

[@tiranosauriojr]

Qué bonito video. Sólo me hubiese gustado que dijeras “Día de muertos” y no como lo tradujeron los gringos. Pero qué bonito❤

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Thanks, I love spanish and was tempted to make this reaction in spanish with subtitles, but you know, I have an audience (even if tiny lol) to please, that's also why I decided to go for language and expressions that they can understand

[@eduardo6579]

ahora te falta reaccionar a "EL PIB" referente al día de muertos

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Es pelicula, documental, video? No habia escuchado de el

[@eduardo6579]

@@TequilaPrincessMx es un documental cortometraje, muy acertado, se usa mucho al sur de México, está hablado en lengua maya pero subtitulado en español TE VA ENCANTAR

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Es el que cuenta una niña? Sin espoilers, que habla de los preparativos que hace su mamá?

[@Mr.Protector797]

​@@TequilaPrincessMxsi.

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

uyy ya lo vi, llore obviamente jajaja muy bonito pero rompe el corazon

[@chitocateme]

Y Ernesto es Marco Antonio Solis

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Sii! Irreconocible! Gran artista. De hecho menciono este dato en mi ultimo video donde hablo de Michoacan, lugar de donde es el Buki :)

[@aranerem5569]

You are beautiful

[@Airihi]

Okay cat person

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Lol yeap, that's me lol

[@parsifal40002]

Didn't understand this dialog. Don't speak or read spanish.

[@Rextheraptorboi]

There were subtitles

[@carloscontreras4655]

What are you talking about? She was speaking in English and the movie had English subtitles 🙄

[@TheInfamousTonyG210]

Salud Senorita

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Salud! Jaja