@cosminacreates: Dia de Muertos 🇲🇽

Hajra :

Is cosmina a real person? Or fully made up with AI

💛✨𝐋𝐚𝐲𝐚𝐧✨💛 :

Can you dooooo please annne frank

⍣.·★.· 𝓓𝓲𝓲𝓻𝓮𝓷𝓲𝓲 ·.★·.⍣ :

They start arriving here each a different day; the 27th for our deceased pets, 28, 29, 30, 31, are for forgotten souls, souls that died by drowning, that died all of a sudden, etc. 1st of november Is the day all dead children arrive and 2nd all of the remaining.

Jess ⚡️ :

No se llaman “marigolds”, se llama CEMPASÚCHIL

Diana :

in my honest opinion I think the book of life is better than coco[Embarrassed]

Magó Kälte :

el desfile solo aplica para CDMX, en otra ciudades ya lo hacían antes de la película de James Bond

Marieta Sandoval :

The Aztec empire was so muuuuuch colorful

Pikachu ⚡️ :

actually no... hahaha but close, it was a merge of several traditions around México, and then institutionalized in the 1930's by José Vasconcelos after the Revolucion; so we Mexicans could have a non-religious celebration that united the country.

Natt 🪐✨ :

Mi lindo México, el desfile ya se realizaba en todo México desde antes de la película 😊

Cédric Ingold :

Looks like a beautiful and very touching Tradition

LiliM🌷 :

You did your research!!! Love it!🥰

S🤍 :

Viva México ♥️🇲🇽

Pancho Pelón :

We also write “calaveritas,” which are short, humorous and ironic poems about a person and their encounter with Death.

Fav0rite Things :

Mardigolds? Hate it love the rest

Jessi :

☠️⚡𝕯𝖆𝖓𝖓𝖆 𝕾𝖆𝖇𝖎𝖉𝖔⚡☠️ :

Additionally, each country and town has its own Día de Muertos tradition but there are core elements shared ✨ 🥰

aki san!! :

Your content is so amazing!

Deanna :

Yu are amazing. Thank you! 🙏

Sophie Son :

VIVA MÉXICO

Natalie S :

Aztec pyramids were vibrantly painted

faith ✝️ :

omg i love your content 🥹

Shawneequa l Selling CA :

Well done 🫶🏾

maia :

love this spooky series🩷

Zoek :

Such a beautiful tradition

jess-Travel Dayz :

I love this!!!