@interstellar_isabellar: One of the most beautiful ornamental traditions, that combines history of Indigenous Mexico, Spain, China, and even Moorish culture…Here’s a video from an expert on the Indigenous history: @Isabella Segalovich I hope everyone had a blessed Día de Muertos ❤️ #díademuertos #diadelosmuertos #papelpicado #mexico #folkart

Isabella Segalovich :

I made this a while ago hence some of the clunky design here but I hope you still enjoy!

sexysangria :

does it not rain there? how does the paper keep that long?

K :

Love this! Thank you for spreading the word about mexican culture, a small detail. “Día de los Muertos” is a deformation of the re-translation of Day of the Dead from the original “Día de Muertos” it is not wrong, per se, but it is not the term we use, it is one that is gaining a lot of popularity given the USA domination of media and culture. (It is also a key way to spot papel picado that is not made in Mexico). To most Mexicans who live in Mexico, it does “sting” a bit. I know the chicano and migrant experience of the diaspora might be different, but we really do prefer to maintain the term “Dia de Muertos”.

Laura :

there is also smth similar in poland called wycinanka kurpiowska

💖🪄🧼🧱💸 :

Thank you for this segment?!

jaime.d.lmft :

This history is beyond enriching - thank you for sharing ☺️✨

Shakkoumon🍉 :

There are pueblos who keep some up year round and those are made of plastic. I brought some plastic ones home with me from Mexico

Jessi Sheron :

I love learning new things great video ✨✨✨

dreww32 :

user46880865337 :

we dont use the word shaman

What’s wrong with Muriel Puce? :

Beautiful💞