Catrinas and Celebrations in Michoacán

The video explores the vibrant celebration of Día de Muertos in Michoacán, highlighting the artisans who contribute to its colorful traditions. It delves into the guitar-making heritage of Paracho, featuring Germán Vázquez, creator of the Coco guitar, and Jesús, known for his miniature guitars. The journey continues to the Feria de las Catrinas, showcasing the creative works of artisans like Leonel and Carolina. The video concludes with reflections on the incredible talent of these artisans and their contributions to cultural celebrations.

What is the main theme of the celebration in Michoacán?

• Easter

• New Year

• Day of the Dead

• Christmas

Who is Germán Vázquez?

• A famous painter

• A traditional dancer

• A renowned chef

• Creator of the Coco guitar

What is Paracho known for?

• Guitar making

• Sculpting

• Weaving

• Pottery

What unique type of guitars does Jesús make?

• Acoustic guitars

• Electric guitars

• Bass guitars

• Miniature guitars

Why did Jesús start making miniature guitars?

• He liked the challenge

• He wanted to break a record

• His father discouraged him from making regular-sized guitars

• He found it easier

What is the Catrinas Fair known for?

• Satirical figures of death

• Food stalls

• Traditional dances

• Fireworks

Which countries have Leonel and Carolina exported their Catrinas to?

• USA and Canada

• France and Germany

• Russia and Japan

• Brazil and Argentina

What challenge did Leonel and Carolina accept?

• Creating a giant Catrina

• Making Catrinas of TV hosts

• Building a sculpture

• Painting a mural

Where will the personalized Catrinas be sent?

• New York

• Miami

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

What is the significance of the Catrinas in the celebration?

• They are a form of protest

• They represent wealth

• They are a satire of death

• They symbolize love