Day of the Dead Celebration (Celebracion Dia de los Muertos) | Muy Bueno
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Día de los Muertos is one of my favorite holidays! I hope you are inspired to celebrate the lives of your departed loved ones. Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is neither scary nor somber; it is joyous ♥
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I´m mexican and I think the celebration its not only for mexicans!! This celebration its a legacy of the prehispanic culture, and for that its a world heritage, it´s for all of us!!! because we honor our lovely departed ones, The celebration is part of human values, remember them and pray for them. The video it´s beautiful, congratulations!
+Martha Aguayo Amen! I completely agree. Gracias!
+Martha Aguayo porque si esto nació en México se inventó en México cada quien tiene su cultura
de México para el mundo... a caso no te enorgullece? a menos que seas anti mexicano...
Arturo Coronel imperial .;/' que triste que no compartiéramos las culturas! Todos deberían poder experimentar a México en su más bella expresión
Martha Aguayo what people need to understand is that to be a mexican you dont need to be born in MEXICO you need to choose it and feel it kt's more like a feeling a group of those who love to live and love everything that this has to offer even if that is death💜
We celebrate Día de los Muertos in Texas. A lot of my friends are Mexican. I'm Irish Catholic and I get really into it. I love it!
Awesome!
the irish are really respected in mexico because of the saint patricks battalion
Im from Canada and I always see events about Dia de los Muertos and how colourful everything is, everything is so beautiful and id love to learn more about this celebration
Thank you! I have lots of blog posts about this holiday on my blog if you ever want to learn more. Search "Dia de los Muertos" on muybuenocookbook.com
I am love México (VIVA MÉXICO) 😘❤️🇲🇽
Para los mexicanos nuestros muertos nunca mueren. Por eso los celebramos y disfrutamos de su presencia, los sentimos a nuestro lado, platicamos con ellos, reímos con ellos, recordamos los momentos más felices, les ratificamos que los amamos, que, pese a que ya no están presentes físicamente, les decimos que siguen en nuestra mente y en nuestros corazones. Y después, ellos se retiran con una sonrisa en los labios.
Carlos Hernandez los muertos nunca mueren ellos pasan a otra vida h vuelven cada año para festejar!😀😁💜
This video make me cry 😭 remember grandpas. The music is fantastic Touch my heart ! Que vídeos tan buenos los niños toman otra alternativa a la vida y tradiciones
I used this video to teach a lesson to elementary school students about Día de los Muertos. They were mesmerized by the video! This video helped us to understand better what Día de los Muertos is all about. Día de los Muertos is a great alternative celebration to the terror and violence that is promoted by Halloween!
+Doris Bailey Spencer Thank you so much! My son is a 2nd grader and in the video and I spoke to 2nd and 3rd graders at his school. So many cute questions and comments from curious little minds. Thank you for sharing my video with your students.
El dia de los muertos is one of my favorite mexican traditions.
waw ang galing naman ng artest ang ganda pagkagawa po parang totoo ..congrats po..
dia de muertos ya es universal...
Amo este día de los muertos es l día q mis muertos me visitan Grasias x este vídeo esta muy bueno este día es algo lindo
Mil gracias Miguel!
El Dia de los Muertos is my favorite Holiday of the year!! Suegro Abuelita Tios y Tia's y mis Animalitos see u in Heaven 1 day!!🙏💯🇲🇽❤👍...
Hola, this is such a great video for my classroom activities. I teach my elementary students every year about the Day of the Dead, and this video is very powerful. They loved it and really relate to hearing about the holiday from other kids. Thank you!
That is so great to hear Kasey! Thank you. My 12-year old daughter who is narrating the film shared it in her Spanish class and everyone loved it too. I'm so happy you and your students enjoyed it too.
Just BEAUTIFUL!!!
Thank you so much David for watching.
@@MuyBuenoCookingyes there are
Thank you to everyone who has left a kind comment. I appreciate you taking the time to leave kind words. For those of you asking why the children featured are "anglos", they are actually all Latinos. Two are my children and the other children are cousins. You do not have to be Mexican or Catholic to honor your dearly departed. Day of the Dead is a beautiful celebration of life. My daughter narrated this video. I am very proud of her. I invite you to read my blog post (link above in description) and read what she and I wrote about this special holiday and what it means to us.
Thanks a lot for your creation, you give me a great opportunity to share with my middle school students, It is excellent!!
The video it's so beautiful, it touches my heart.
it is not a catholic celebration it is a celebration of our Aztec and Mayan ancestors before the Spaniards arrived, afterwards the Catholic Church adopted it and made it its own
My tears came out is a speakable feeling that people of other countries especially kids are learning my traditions as a nexican is honor and I so proud of my culture . Thanks for the video and I'm sorry for my speeling.
It is incredible how much they know about this tradition ... they celebrate it as if they were Mexican... an honor, peace be with you... feliz día de muertos !
This made me cry. I know they feel just ( if not more) as honored as you children.
I have been showing this video to my 3rd grade students for many years. It is not too long but the visuals and the music are just right to convey the message and the emotion of this special holiday.
I LOVE MEXICOOOOOO!!!!!!!🇲🇽🇲🇽
Thank you for making these videos. I am an educator and I'm going to used them with my math activity.
Very intriguing to watch and to know the meaning of it.
Honor and remembering those you love is the glue and foundation to this day.
Too cool.
great video!!!!!
Disney Pixar make a movie Called "Coco" coming son in Nov 2017
Just BEAUTIFUL!!! LOVE IT !!!
+OMAR B thank you
Congratulstions for this videos. It contains a correct infornation.the voice of the children is cleari ..It is very good children and oll the people allm around the word keepin mind thah Live and
deth are all the time living toghether among us.
Daniel’s Park in Colorado? If so, I love that place!🙏💕 Beautiful video!
Astounding! Such a beautiful video depicting our beloved holiday "Dia de los Muertos", thank you!
Thank you so much for the lovely comment.
Absolutely stunning! Shared!!!!
Thank you for sharing~
Great video and explanation. Thanks for sharing! I plan to show to my students!!!
+Adriana Espinosa thank you so much for sharing with your students.
Beautiful!
+Kandi Hess thank you!
I understand the holiday much better now. It has its roots in the Aztec religion and culture. That I did not know. I thought it had its roots in Catholic Christianity and the Hispanic Culture. Now I feel more comfortable in celebrating this day, knowing that it is an Aztec tradition. Aztec heritage is something that everyone living in the Americas can claim, not just Hispanics. Ahora entiendo ese día festivo mucho mejor. Tiene sus raíces en la religión y cultura azteca. Eso no sabía. Pensé que tenía sus raíces en cristianismo católico y la cultura hispana. Ahora me siento más cómodo celebrar ese día, ahora que sé que es una tradición azteca. La herencia azteca es algo que todo el mundo viviendo en Las Américas puede reclamar, no sólo los hispanos.
***** Mexicans are not indigenous people. Not any more than any other nationality in the Western Hemisphere. For the most part they are culturally, religiously, linguistically, and genetically Hispanics; with roots in Spain, which is (mostly) in Europe. Some Mexicans are genetically, religiously, linguistically, and culturally indigenous; but most are not. I am partially indigenous genetically (Apache), but as is the case with most Mexicans, I do not speak my tribe's language, nor do I know its culture or practice its religion. If everyone of at least partial European descent "returned" to Europe, at least 2/3 of Mexicans would "return" to Spain. Mexico would not exist without its Hispanic roots; nor would Cuba, Argentina, and all the other former Spanish territories. Rather, it would be the various civilizations, nations, empires and tribes that were- Aztec, Maya, Inca, etc. Your proposal that those of "white" heritage are usurpers is preposterous. It is not only the genetically indigenous Mexicans who celebrate Day of The Dead. I was living in Mexico for two consecutive Day of The Dead celebrations (2013 & 2014) and I can tell you that Mexicans of all colors celebrate the day; even those who are not any darker than the typical Spaniard (think: Antonio Banderas & Penélope Cruz).
***** It is clear that you don't know the history of Mexico. It seems you've been exposed to a fantasy, or that you've invented a fantasy all on your own.
***** In your warped world view, famous Mexican film director Guillermo Del Toro is not a "real Mexican" and is a "wet-back European" or whatever derogatory term it was that you used. Google Image search that name if you don't know who he is and what he looks like.
***** The United Mexican States are a result of New Spain gaining independence from, of course, Spain. Without Spain there would be no Mexico. Just as without England there never would have been a New England, and without a New England there could never have been a United States of America.
***** ¡Viva España, y toda la hispanidad!
What a beautiful video!
+Ami di bella thank you
Great video, it is a good explanation in few words what the "Dia de Muertos" means in our culture this Mexican Prehispanic Tradition, suscribed!!!!
I love this 👍❤️🙏🥰
Day of the deads is a celebration when we remember our dear family and friends who hace died we bring them back in our memory and in our heard, despiste of the name of the celebration actually we celebrate theirs lifes. regards from Yucatán peninsula
Yes indeed!
This is a very good video!
+lovely luci GRACIAS
Beautiful video!!!
"Bring the celebration ON for the dear ones who are now no more with us" .
🎃🎊🎭💀☠👻☠💀🎭🎊🎃
I'm an Indian. I don't know much about ''Día de los muertos'' but I was researching this for the past couple of days. It's a great festival in Mexico 🇲🇽. I fell in love with the People, traditions and culture of Mexico.
I should give a gentle advise to all to please visit Mexico once in a lifetime.😊
The Holy Soul of the deceased should rest in peace.
had to watch this in spanish class, its cool and my firends loved it
Legend has it that the whole purpose for the Aztecs existence is to teach the world ancient spirituality and love in these times 😮
Great video! I remembered my love ones who died back home in Ecuador.
Thank you Julio. Take care.
Beautiful!!
+RedStingBlogs thank you!
Excelente video, muchas gracias!
Can Americans celebrate day of the dead? I don’t want to be offensive to anyone before I celebrate it that’s why I’m asking
Yes you can. Some Americans celebrate it already. This link will give more information about this celebration.ruclips.net/video/oylZ8q2g_oQ/видео.html
Yes you can
dia de muertos es universal
I really love the quote in the beginning ♡
¡Saludos! xx
Muy buen video me pregunto si podria usarlo para explicar un poco el dia de los muertos en una escuela. Espero su respuesta GRACIAS
muy buen vídeo el día de los muertos, con sus hijos muy interesante, muchos saludos desde la ciudad de Puebla,
Excellent work!!
Well done!! Bravo!
+1sjclatina thank you!
Thank you. Love&Light.
What are the credits for the music? It's fantastic
hermoso
muchas gracias
+Jose Velazquez Thank you!
Hermoso video!
Wow! What can I say? Thanks a lot children!
+Fabian Alejo gracias!
+Muy Bueno You´re welcome, and thanks again for appreciate our traditions!
Viva México!
Hola malamo Rosa ?comothamas?catal🇪🇸
so beautiful
Viva México
Viva Aguascalientes #CATRINA
Beautiful video.
Thank you so much Nicole!
presleyspantry
'Siempre aqui por vida. Los que van se param de sofrer. Death got to be easy cose life is hard.' La Voz
Wow !
Could you tell me what's the name of the background music? I love everything about this video.
I was one of these for holloween
Thats not for halloween !!
What a nice video! I love the music too! What's the musical piece called?
oh my god u were talking to me
parami ahora es muy especial ese día espero amimamita
Why am I watching this I'm Irish
in mexico we honor san patrick bataillon
Im Irish and mexican. Also german
This day is for everyone but there will be some to use it as an excuse to get drunk im mexican myself and i shake my head at those who insult our tradition
It's not día de los muertos it's just día de muertos without the/los.
F por los que apenas estamos aprendiendo ingles
día DE muertos !
it's butiefulu
+Emma Phillips thank you
I don't like how this Day was taken and made it so so so comercial it's sad for me it's not the same nowadays
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At 4:34 it shows placing a calavera skull, on a Holy Bible! I was raised to NEVER place anything on top of ones Bible. Have you heard of this?
This video is just super overly dramatic. I honestly think that some people below are being mean because the kids look really white (They could be Mexican, there are some Mexicans that look white, or maybe they're only half Mexican, like me), and I'm really sorry if the kids see those comments and get hurt because of that. Doesn't change the fact that the video is super overly dramatic though. Like really. really. REALLY. Way too dramatic.
No offense but why do they have American kids?
No te entendí pero la tuya por si acaso :>
Great video! but Purepechas were the ones who honored their dead not Aztecs. Aztecs and Purepechas are not the same. Purepechas were never conquer by Aztecs. Altares are made according to what the (dead) love one used to like. More than honoring them is a time were you able to spend with the spirit of the people who have passed away and eat with them.
By the way this tradition is still celebrated in Michoacan were the purepecha empire lived and still lives not Mexico city were the Aztec city is. Cities like Tzinzunzan and Patzcuaro are the most famous for this.
nplebeyo Not accurate all mesoamerican cultures Olmecs, teotihuacans, cholulans, tlaxcalans, otomi, huastec, maya, mexica, purepecha etc. Honored their deceased one in similar celebrations this was not exclusive to just one ethnic group, as a matter of fact similar celebrations where carried out from First nation in Canada down to South America death is the mystery that involves us all so it's no wonder why so many ancestral societies would fear it or in the case of most Native Americans embrace it
aluxbalum How is this not accurate? I didn't say purepechas w
ere the only ones that celebrated Dia de Muertos. I said Aztecs and Purepechas where not the same. Aztecs celebrated differently and in a different month than other cultures that celebrate Dia de Muertos.
I learnt this Ilike suger scale 💀☠👻
Con el pasar de los años en el sementerio ni los huesos quedan …….despierten
that's weird
pues está bien, pero creo que si querían recordar a sus familiares, en el altar hubieran puesto lo que a ellos les gustaba, no se, su tarta de manzana, hot dogs, hamburguesas, cosas que suelen comer los gringos