The narrator did an excellent job of explaining the significance of Dia de Los Muertos. I absolutely enjoyed all the graphics, pictures, and examples of the ofrendas. Thank you.
I’ve watched many Day of the Dead educational videos, and I have to say this was the best one. Very informative! I loved how you broke down all of the symbology meanings (and why they exist). Thank you for this excellent video.
An excellent video, well-made and very informative. And it was great to see a few glimpses of you, Matt, and Guanajuato! Gracias, un abrazo fuerte Oskey!
Thank you! My husband is Mexican and we celebrate dia de Los muertos. He was 17 when he came over to the usa so his memories of the celebration are only what he saw his mom do. I did manage to find Copal❤️
Thank you very much for sharing the story about your husband. It’s very nice that you’ve got copal! The Day of the Dead is a beautiful tradition. Thank you very much for your support!
Undoubtedly, this is a first-rate video about Mexican culture with amazing information everybody should learn. Not to mention the outstanding and gorgeous illustrations with breathtaking special effects. It is also a highly resourceful piece of art for teachers who like their students to understand and appreciate Mexican traditions. I was impressed by the amount of information I didn´t know about my own culture. It is a truly enlightening documentary video you can´t miss.
Muy simple , les da flojera investigar . Un buen mexicano sabe lo que significa la tradición desde niños y no necesita de un extranjero con algunas inconsistencias en su relato para saber pero bueno ..por cierto existen libros que te explican el significado .
Being a retired technology specialist for a school system I agree teachers should show this! But most schools will not allow CZcams on their servers. So teachers should find a way to down load and put on computer to show!
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This was extremely informative and well put together! A lot of these facts I independently knew but never understood just how they all connected when it came to dia de muertos. I feel like I just took an entire 100 level university course in one video. I am definitely glad you gave me your information when I ran into you at the gas station this evening, you've made a subscriber out of me!
Andrew, thank you very much for taking the time to watch the video and to type your very kind comment. Your words encourage me to continue doing research and producing videos to share what I am learning. Your support is greatly appreciated.
I was searching all over internet and CZcams for a good explanation of the day of the dead As I just learned about it two years ago I am going to share this because it is the very best one! Thanks for making it!
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Thank you very much for your comment. I will always remember my visits to Janitzio and the small towns around lake Pátzcuaro for the Día de muertos. Actually, some of the footage in the Day of the Dead video in the Addendum playlist was recorded in those towns. 😃 Thank you very much for your support!
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Siendo Mexicana ya habia olvidado muchos datos. Gracias great video!
The day of the dead goes back 3500 years and the Aztecs founded their city in 1325 AD. While the Aztecs contributed to the celebration, the day of the dead celebration doesn't start with them. The chicanos and pochos (I just assume because of your accent) always get that confused, and it is understandable. Look up Xantolo, the indigenous name for the day of the dead.
Thank you very much for taking the time to share your comment and for adding interesting information to the content addressed in the video. Your contribution is greatly appreciated. I was born and raised in Guanajuato and got to enjoy Día de muertos in Janitzio and many towns sitting around Lake Pátzcuaro in Michoacán for many years growing up until my adult life when I left Mexico. I don’t consider myself either Chicano or Pocho, but thank you for the ideas for another video and for the deeper insight into the origins of this beautiful tradition. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Muchas gracias por tu amable comentario. Estamos trabajando en la creación de la versión en español de la serie Addendum. Por favor sigue en contacto y comparte los videos que te gusten. Si tienes sugerencias sobre temas que quisieras ver, no dudes en hacérnoslo saber. Muy pronto lanzaremos la serie Versus. ¡Mantente conectada!
Gracias aprecio mucho que te hayas tomado el tiempo para contestar mi comentario. Si quiero compartir los vídeos con mis familiares que solo hablan español.
Love Mexican culture. Macabre, intriguing, loving, scary, interesting and fascinating all at the same time! On that note, is there any culture Christianity has not tried to change in some way or the other? 🤣🤣
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The narrator did an excellent job of explaining the significance of Dia de Los Muertos. I absolutely enjoyed all the graphics, pictures, and examples of the ofrendas. Thank you.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Your support is greatly appreciated.
I’ve watched many Day of the Dead educational videos, and I have to say this was the best one. Very informative! I loved how you broke down all of the symbology meanings (and why they exist). Thank you for this excellent video.
Your kind words are greatly motivating. Thank you very much for taking the time to write your comment. Your support is much appreciated.
An excellent video, well-made and very informative. And it was great to see a few glimpses of you, Matt, and Guanajuato! Gracias, un abrazo fuerte Oskey!
Thank you!
My husband is Mexican and we celebrate dia de Los muertos.
He was 17 when he came over to the usa so his memories of the celebration are only what he saw his mom do.
I did manage to find Copal❤️
Thank you very much for sharing the story about your husband. It’s very nice that you’ve got copal! The Day of the Dead is a beautiful tradition. Thank you very much for your support!
Undoubtedly, this is a first-rate video about Mexican culture with amazing information everybody should learn. Not to mention the outstanding and gorgeous illustrations with breathtaking special effects. It is also a highly resourceful piece of art for teachers who like their students to understand and appreciate Mexican traditions. I was impressed by the amount of information I didn´t know about my own culture. It is a truly enlightening documentary video you can´t miss.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Your support is greatly appreciated!
Muy simple , les da flojera investigar . Un buen mexicano sabe lo que significa la tradición desde niños y no necesita de un extranjero con algunas inconsistencias en su relato para saber pero bueno ..por cierto existen libros que te explican el significado .
Agreed
Being a retired technology specialist for a school system I agree teachers should show this! But most schools will not allow CZcams on their servers.
So teachers should find a way to down load and put on computer to show!
Loved your video!! I used it in my English class and everyone was fascinated by all the info and how well it's done. Congrats!!
Thank you very much for your kind words. I’m glad you and your students found this video useful. There is a new one just posted about an hour ago about the origins and evolution of Halloween. Please let us know what you and your students think about it.
This was extremely informative and well put together! A lot of these facts I independently knew but never understood just how they all connected when it came to dia de muertos. I feel like I just took an entire 100 level university course in one video. I am definitely glad you gave me your information when I ran into you at the gas station this evening, you've made a subscriber out of me!
Andrew, thank you very much for taking the time to watch the video and to type your very kind comment. Your words encourage me to continue doing research and producing videos to share what I am learning. Your support is greatly appreciated.
I was searching all over internet and CZcams for a good explanation of the day of the dead
As I just learned about it two years ago
I am going to share this because it is the very best one!
Thanks for making it!
@msblizz11, thank you very much for your kind words and for your support. Stay tuned for upcoming videos. There is one almost ready to be published! 😃 👍🏼
Kids ( as well adults😊) will truly enjoy this video.
It is informative while being very entertaining! Love it!!! Keep the videos coming! Thank you!
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Excelente video! Me encantó la historia y sobretodo verte mon ami ver la mágica ciudad de Guanajuato! Bisous
Wonderful video. Thank you so much.
Thanks a million! Your kind words are very motivating!
Extremely well made, I have a Mexican freind and I realised I had no idea about the day of the dead. -A new subscriber :)
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Great video! In the terms of expectations, it went above and beyond!
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Mexican culture is simply amazing!!!
Muy buen vídeo!!
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Excelente referencia de nuestra cultura para el estadounidense, fuente confiable de tradiciones y orígenes. Felicidades
Muchas gracias por el amable comentario y por el apoyo.
Excellent!!!
Thank you very much for your kind comment. 😊
Day of the dead is huge in Michoacán and they have a really cool story of the origin
Thank you very much for your comment. I will always remember my visits to Janitzio and the small towns around lake Pátzcuaro for the Día de muertos. Actually, some of the footage in the Day of the Dead video in the Addendum playlist was recorded in those towns. 😃 Thank you very much for your support!
Siendo Mexicana ya habia olvidado muchos datos. Gracias great video!
Muchas gracias por tus motivantes palabras y por tu apoyo.
¡Qué buen video! 🔥
Muchas gracias por tan amables palabras.
The day of the dead goes back 3500 years and the Aztecs founded their city in 1325 AD. While the Aztecs contributed to the celebration, the day of the dead celebration doesn't start with them. The chicanos and pochos (I just assume because of your accent) always get that confused, and it is understandable. Look up Xantolo, the indigenous name for the day of the dead.
Thank you very much for taking the time to share your comment and for adding interesting information to the content addressed in the video. Your contribution is greatly appreciated. I was born and raised in Guanajuato and got to enjoy Día de muertos in Janitzio and many towns sitting around Lake Pátzcuaro in Michoacán for many years growing up until my adult life when I left Mexico. I don’t consider myself either Chicano or Pocho, but thank you for the ideas for another video and for the deeper insight into the origins of this beautiful tradition. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Excelente información por favor puedes hacerlo en español.
Muchas gracias por tu amable comentario. Estamos trabajando en la creación de la versión en español de la serie Addendum. Por favor sigue en contacto y comparte los videos que te gusten. Si tienes sugerencias sobre temas que quisieras ver, no dudes en hacérnoslo saber. Muy pronto lanzaremos la serie Versus. ¡Mantente conectada!
Gracias aprecio mucho que te hayas tomado el tiempo para contestar mi comentario. Si quiero compartir los vídeos con mis familiares que solo hablan español.
Love Mexican culture. Macabre, intriguing, loving, scary, interesting and fascinating all at the same time! On that note, is there any culture Christianity has not tried to change in some way or the other? 🤣🤣
Thank you very much for your insightful comment. We value curiosity and appreciate the passion for learning. Our mission is to produce audiovisual materials for inquisitive viewers, that is our slogan! 😉 Your support is greatly appreciated. 😃 👍🏼
@@OskeyVision That's a very worthwhile mission. Keep at it and one say soon you'll have more than a million subscribers. 👍
Nice culture…. But Hate European religion made you switch it up after colonialism
@ladylikechurchgirl6781 thank you very much for taking the time to write your comment. Dominant cultures either influence or impose. That is one of the reasons why our mission is to provide information that could help us understand better the origins, meaning, and evolution of current traditions and practices around the world. We believe this could help us respect and appreciate each other better. Thank you very much for your support!