Dia de Los Muertos: A Brief Overview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Synthesized between Mesoamerican beliefs and European influences Dia de los Muertos gives people the opportunity to remember loved ones with traditional offerings. This annual community program is one of our most popular events. Learn more at diadelosmuertos...
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Y'all realize y'all placed Mexico City in like Colorado right
Hahahaha... I did! XD
+Joe Gomez III Haha!! I thought I was the only one who noticed!!
I would say Colorado but it's definitely in New Mexico
I saw that too. lol.
A ver si les importa...........
At least you placed Mexico City on the right continent...
Great video! Dia de Los Muertos is a beautiful and meaningful holiday that I believe everyone who has lost a loved one should participate in and enjoy.
Mexico City is NOT in the United States; Epic fail at 0:32 sec.
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Mexico city is not in the US lmao
It's one of my very favorite holidays to celebrate!!! ;)
even if u are not Mexican? ok
+Daniel Lozada that's what I was thinking haha
Not Hispanic! Mexican!!!
Mexico isn't the only country that celebrates Day of the Dead
is where first started
lmao no, it's not where it started
lmao is an Aztec tradition so yeah is where first started lmao
pfffff you midterm Aldo think that tacos are the center of the solar system
The Ancient Egyptians had their version of day of the dead as well as the Vikings, and The Chinese. So, no boo you're not special
Just realized that Mexico City is actually in the USA! Thanks for filling me in on this. Who would think that Mexico City is actually in Mexico?
theres two different mexico cities lmao
@@soulzu ye but the guys really put the wrong one in there lol
Did anyone had to watch this during Spanish Class?
Yes will you be my bro? No HOMO
no hablo inglés pero que bueno que se interesan por nuestras culturas.......García 😄👍👉👈🙉
Great video! I use it with all of my classes. The music is good.
Ah dia de Los muertos I love celebrating the lights the music the feeling of your loved ones with you
Why Mexico City is in the USA?! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA WTF?!
hahahaha didnt notice it till i seen your comment
Because half of the u.s belonged to Mexico
@@estebanvilla5751 facts
Uhmm.... From Egypt to Mexico?? Sweety... that's New Mexico not Mexico City. (give it a few years right?? lol )
nuevo mexico belonged to mexico, and they celebrated día de los muertos their before it belonged to spain.
oh good god it's an over view of death celebration regardless where it was filmed
BOI I LIVE IN NM MAn
November is All Souls celebration and Samhain is Oct 31. Celebration of those who have gone before and Celtic New Year.
Aclamando ser mexicanos y argumentando en ingles. Que bello les quedo.
+Humberto Gomez No seas ignorante. Muchos mexicanos nacieron en los Estados Unidos y hablan mas ingles que espanol, pero no por eso dejan de ser mexicanos.
+Nyx Gypsy Nacer en los EU y ser Mexicano? Huh?
Daniel Mejia
otro pendejo
Nyx Gypsy
Un Mejicano es una persona que nació en Mejico. No se va a decir un Japonés nació en Canadá, obviamente. Personas hispanas nacen acá pero nacionalidades son contingentes con el lugar en que se nace.
Con esta ignorancia de tu parte como esperas que la gente respete a los hispanos.
Eres un idiota.
Daniel Mejia
PENDEJOOOOOOO...
Dia De Los Muertos started 3000 years ago with the Aztecs.
Are you fucking serious? The Aztecs arrived in the valley of Mexico around 1325 AD. you fucking dumbass. When the Aztecs arrived Dia de Muertos had already been celebrated for at least 3000 years. Fucking idiot.
Also the Purpecha People of Michuacan Mexico greetings
Olmecs not aztecs
2:50 beautiful voice
In my lovely Dom Rep
We celebrate the day
Of all Saints, also this
Day the day of the Dead.
We do remember our loved ones light up candles pray and meditate about the
Life we live/d.
Moreover is a very
Peaceful day.
To my brother
Fernando Ortega
Te extrano me haces mucha falta, mi Vida cambio ESE fatal dia.
Te agradezco que siendo mas joven que yo siempre me ayudaste.
El dolor no se puede describir. Yo si quiero volver a verte.
Mi Manito te amo DEP
10/29/2015
Xiomara
El día de los muertos es increíble para pasar en la calle Olvera
DIA DE MUERTOS, quitale eso de los...
I truly loved this video. the music is perfect. Thank you for this!
You are welcome to take the good, leave the bad.
What's the song in the beginning
Walter Sosa is called el jinete
Not "hispanic" its a Mexican, Aztec to be precise, only tradition.
HAPPY DIA DE LOS MUERTOS
DIA DE MUERTOS...quita eso de los...
my grandpa died in Mexico.
I am so so so sad
sehr gut
who sings the intro version of "El Jinete"?
DeJaguth Sounds like Agustin Lara, but not sure
Wow
Can you tell me the songs that were used in this video please? :)
Jacinda Smith el compositor es José Alfredo Jiménez y se llama la canción El jinete.
@@fannyluna609 thank you!
George Harrison photograph at 1:47
Is there an English version?
New mexico
Dia De Los Muertos Or Day Of The Dead It A Holiday To Celebration Theirs Ancestors.
Not Hispanic but Native American
This make doesn't even sense geographically.
Una pequeña observación. Han ubicado la ciudad de México al sudoeste de los EEUU en el mapa... Aparte de eso creo que tienen un buen video.
Mexico City....??? In the United States?????
I didnt know Mexico City was in Albuquerque
Kevin Pippin it once was
DIA DE LOS MUERTOS
"As another "season" of cultural capitalism makes its way here, we see the origins and reasons for this day in our contemporary world and how a once sacred and time has been hijacked by commercialism and capital gain. As well as individualistic expression of a distorted view of our culture.
Originally called La Calavera Garbancera, the etching was created sometime between 1910 and 1913 by José Guadalupe Posada as a broadside published from the original plates in 1930 by Frances Toor, Blas Vanegas Arroyo and Pablo O'Higgiafia: Las Obras de José Guadalupe Posada, Grabador Mexicano. Calavera Catrina (Dapper Skeleton). This image can be found on plate 21 of Posada's Popular Mexican Prints.
The image made from zinc etching captures the famous calaveras or skull/skeleton image that had become popular at the turn of the 20th century. The original leaflet describes a person who was ashamed of his indigenous origins and dressed imitating the French style while wearing lots of makeup to make his skin look whiter. This description also ties to the original name garbancera, which became a nickname given to people of indigenous ancestry who imitated European style and denied their own cultural heritage." - Anahuac Ccss
Cus are culture rocks they cant get enough..
Sinceramente antes de hacer un reportaje, hay que investigar primero, y antes de publicar el video hay que ver los errores. Gracias por interesarte en nuestra cultura, pero no hay justificación en esos errores importantes.
is everyone just going to ignore the map of Mexico.. lol which actually pointed to the US lmao
Corea Y Maybe they Googled 'New Mexico' when making a graphic.
Didnt know Mexico City was in New Mexico, makes sense I suppose
Hi Ms.Guzzis Class
What is the name of the song in the beginning?
The Archangel Michael el jinete.
Grim fandango brought me here
Soy mexicano
This tradition just got internationally famous because of coco.
who is coco? please tell me everything:) i have to prepare a presentation, so i need to find out as much as possible about it.. but there is just a few things written in english or german, and unfortunately i don't speak spanish...
Jonathan Reyes an awesome movie...
The movie Coco made me cry
Ron P. This Mexican tradition has been internationally known for a very long time and celebrated in México for more than 3500 years, the movie coco just added to it
Hahaha... that's the dumbest comment i've read
anyone in paz's class
Great video! But you should have just not put the red dot line going to "Mexico" because that was the United States Of America on a map. Maybe don't do that next time..
Hay no que barbaro el que puso la Ciudad de Mexico en USA....ja ja verdaderamente comico
I feel ya Carmen
It made more sense to celebrate it in the summer... why the hell would you want to celebrate your ancestors during the dreary fall season?
Is cooler weather
estos chicanoos , es dia de muertos
00:31 "Mexico City" in Santa Fe, New Mexico?!... OK, National Hispanic Cultural Center a lot of culture, may be, little geography really
0:31 Lmao
Mexiacn
Reprobaron geografía
Pinche nivel de geografía no lo tiene ni Obama, no me sorprendería que este video lo haya hecho un pinche pocho
coco
coco
When there is more likes than subs 🤡
MEXICO CITY JAJAJAJJAA
orthodoxy >catholicism
No thanks
Maybe but Mexican people use the skeletons as a political complaints or joke
green boy the original 'catrina' was actually satire used to represent Mexicans that hid the fact that they were Mexicans dressing as Europeans going around in their high horses. so the catrina represents that no matter who you are we all en up just bones!
Come on you can do better than this, check a map and locate Mexico City. Also, Dia de Muertos is an AZTEC only celebration.
happy day of the dead- and it wasn't just mexican