VOICED : Dia de Muertos la gran fiesta de Mexico que reune a vivos y fieles difuntos

The video explores the Day of the Dead in Mexico, a vibrant celebration that honors deceased loved ones. It contrasts the Mexican view of death with other cultures, highlighting the joy and festivity associated with the event. The tradition has roots in Aztec beliefs and Catholic influences, evolving into a modern celebration recognized globally. The video also discusses the significance of altars and offerings, emphasizing the cultural importance of this UNESCO-recognized tradition.

How is death perceived in Mexican culture during the Day of the Dead?

• As a time of mourning and sadness

• As a celebration filled with joy and color

• As a time to avoid discussing death

• As a quiet and reflective period

What did the Aztecs believe about the journey of the dead?

• The dead immediately went to heaven

• The dead wandered the earth forever

• The dead were reincarnated into new lives

• The dead traveled through nine regions of the underworld

Which two traditions merged to form the modern Day of the Dead celebration?

• Mayan rituals and Catholic Christmas

• Aztec beliefs and Catholic Day of All Saints

• Incan ceremonies and Catholic Easter

• Toltec customs and Catholic Lent

What is the purpose of the altars and offerings during the Day of the Dead?

• To mark the beginning of a new year

• To honor and welcome the souls of the deceased

• To celebrate the harvest season

• To ward off evil spirits

When was the Day of the Dead recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage?

• 1999

• 2015

• 2003

• 2010