Mexicans just recently celebrated El Día de Los Muertos on November 1st and 2nd. This is a very important celebration in Mexico and reflects the vibrant indigenous heritage of Latin America. With my mother growing up in Michoacán, a state with some of the most colorful Día de Los Muertos celebrations, I've grown up visiting the cultural heart of the celebration. In this episode, I share some of my personal experiences and knowledge of this great festivity. Please enjoy this two part segment.

Episode 8: On El Día de Los Muertos (Part 2) | Xoloitzcuintli & La Danza de Los Diablos

¿Qué tal? I'm Sebastian Ramirez Feune, and this is my podcast, Otomí. Coming from the diverse background of a multicultural and multiracial family, I have always been intrigued by the depth of my own identity. I used to feel alone in this quest for self-identification, but I have come to realize that there are many other individuals, Latino/a or not, who have had similar experiences. Being a Hispanic Senior in a Bay Area high school, I have various opinions on a wide variety of subjects, especially regarding social and cultural issues. My intention is for this podcast to be informative and interesting, opening eyes to different perspectives of the world in which we live.