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  • no somos hispanos hispanos son la gente de espana ni somos latinos ni tampoco ablamos espanol ablamos castellano y somos mexicanos feliz dia de los muertos

  • 5 hataz in tha house!!whos gonna be the next lame ass hater!!!!

  • Great job!

  • There is not spanish influence on this tradition okay? this is more ancient. It started before Spain came to Mexico.

  • I love this video. It's always sad to say goodbye to someone we love through death b/c of missing them, but those I feel pity for are those who do not fully embrace that death really is just another phase of life. It is a circle. It may look as though it ends, but it doesn't. Never grieve as if there is no hope b/c you will see your loved one again, in their perfected state. That is cause for joy, so on this night, Celebrate!!

  • THATS A MEXICAN TRADITION "DAY OF THE DEAD"

  • is an old mexican tradition, spain has nothing to do

  • Halloween is cool, but this seems more awesome. It actually has to do with the dead and it has great meaning. It looks SO fun.

  • wow. that is really cool

    as a black person living in Georgia ( deep South),

    I have respect to foreign cultures (especially Hispanic/Latino cultures)

    i would love to participate in one of these to honor my past ancestors.

  • @BabyGirlGoddess hey iz cool we luv u too girl..shout out from sd ca.

  • Is so beautiful... I miss Mexico so much :(

  • hell yeah coronas!

  • It's interesting what you are saying ApparitionZ. Can you explain why is there Druidic influence in this celebration? Of course, not just the simbolism that is somewhat similar in all cultures who refer to death. This celcebration has roots in the P'hurepecha culture, diferent from Aztec and other precolombian time. Perhaps you have different basis on different sources, can you share them. Saludos desde Michoacán Méx :)

  • Nope, it's not the Mexican Halloween, it's a tradition which comes from the natives who lived here.

  • @ELRLR the natives to this day still live in the same place!

  • el dia de los muertos es mi dia feriado favorito

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  • a message to jcaminiti666: I am an educator using this video in my classroom. Your response sickens me. I should show your response to my students as what they should never become. Shame on you.

  • Flu started in he United States, ignorant redneck

  • I love learning about other cultures. thank you for sharing the info

  • SPICS??? INTELLINEO who do u think put the computer together ur on? who do u think built the house/apartment u live in? And the school u go/went to? Who picked the cotton ur wearing right now on ur butt???? THATS RIGHT THE SPICS!!!!!!!!!! So no matter how much u dnt like us we are right ON UR ASS!!!! And my favorite Holiday EVER

  • lol scary i couldent stand stayin in a graveyard!!!!

  • Please think before you open your mouth or write a comment. You are offending and disrespeting others. I am proud to be Mexican. I have the best of both worlds. I have the American Culture and the Mexican culture because both are my cultures.

    Ignorant!!!

  • @INTELLINEO calm down...here ill make u a tortilla then we can drink over it..

  • @INTELLINEO okay first the flu started in the united states 2nd this is a lot better than giving candy to kids with 10$ walmart costumes third your a little 12 year old kid whos mad cause your mom got fucked by mexicans shoving tacos up her ass and pissing in her mouth you were born by mistake you got mad with your whorish mom that loves mexicans and your sitting in your computer trolling when you could achieve something in life or kill yourself instead of playing wow all day

  • why is there crosses and christ figures they are jewish christian symbols of shit and aare not of aztec nature!!

  • the day of the dead was actually a prehispanic tradition, but when the spanish arrived to mexico they just destroyed the temples and all aztecs religion, the spanish began to spread their religion, but the aztecs refused to leave their tradition, that's why there are crucifixes and all that stuff, they mixed both religions, so they could keep adorating their gods without fearing the punish of the catholic church

  • perhaps you should learn to spell before you sound off on others!

  • wow i am so offended!!! please dont offend me!! just go and get cancer already!!

  • yes speeling  thang rigth cures cancer!!! hohoehwitj

  • spanish influence brother

  • @SICKDOG903 the hell with the spanish ! they belong in hell ! :)

  • @CrazyNative4 yea columbus can burn..im not spanish im mexican:)

  • @SICKDOG903 thanks for your reply!

    have a cool week!  i'm having one of my insomnia attacks again! going to bed around 4 in the morning! that sucks! i hate it! be cool

  • We do this to honor our deceased loved ones, we bring their favorite food to the grave as well. It's a celebration of thier life done with happiness not sorrow.

  • hi : ) what happens to the food, do you eat it there, or is it cleaned up later ???

    x

  • I saw Dia de los muertos two years ago in Guanajuato, Mexico. That was magical! The most incredible experience in my whole life. I love Mexico and Mexican culture!

  • yea very informative and good report!..this is how us Mexicans celebrate our culture/tradition when it comes to this season/occation..i didn't get a chance to travel this month but hopefully in december!..much love and respect, peace!

  • thats one of many things that makes me be proud of been mexican, everyone should come here and join us to live our traditions, and know what makes our culture so rich, cheers to everyone.

  • Yes. My husband is from Mexico. This story was done about 13 years ago in Patsquaro/ Morelia area. It is one of my favorites! I too adore the Mexican People and their culture is amazing and beautiful to me!

  • A very sane and healthy attitude towards death- well done, people of Mexico!

  • Hey, I just put up my short documentary on Dia de los Muertos. Check it out:)

  • I love this tradition us gringas need to remember the lesson con mi corazon

  • weird but cool

  • very good info

  • very good job

  • Very good Report!

  • Great and informative video for my Spanish language students. Thank you!

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