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 Caption: [Music] hey everyone my name is Ben and you&#39;re listening to a daily dose of English this is a short simple podcast that you can listen to every day to improve your English what uh to improve your English you can you can find the transcripts for all episodes and more on Ben language.com I&#39;m glad you could make it today I&#39;m forgetting the introduction for some reason yeah I&#39;m glad you can make it today in this episode we&#39;re going to be talking about deos because that is sort of today it&#39;s actually a couple of different uh days but it is I think the mostly celebrated November 1st November 2nd um but I think there&#39;s a little bit more to it um this is a Mexican holiday celebrated in um pretty much the entire country and among Mexicans that live in other countries it is a very well-known um holiday especially in the us as well and since I live in Mexico I just wanted to talk a little bit about it um and just give my um Outsiders perspective on it which is uh because it&#39;s a really really cool holiday it&#39;s very beautiful has delicious food um and is just interesting it&#39;s just really neat um so the translation for those of you that aren&#39;t Spanish speakers Theos or or deos is day of dead or day of the dead is what we say in English so Day of the Dead is um the the name in English and it involves a getting together with family and um and and maybe friends to pay respects and to remember family members who have died um and that&#39;s a big the big part of it is that&#39;s why it&#39;s of the dead and you are remembering and honoring people that have passed away that have departed that they Spirits um because the uh the the down low yeah that&#39;s the thing you can say the down low but I want the the the summary of sort of what happens is that this is the the day or the couple days where um their Spirits or their memories are able to sort of have a bridge to the real world and connect again with um with you and and visit you essentially um and so a lot of people go to to Graves or to um wait what&#39;s cemeteries place is where they where their their family is buried or or things like that and they have they set up a little altar the altar is probably the most well-known like piece and an alter is a generic term for basically any kind of like slightly religious or um not not necessarily religious that&#39;s the wrong word spiritual or religious um thing that you set up in your home or somewhere that that has significant oh Jesus this is a terrible definition of altar how do you define altar but it&#39;s like a thing that has either like some some religious significance or it&#39;s in this case remembering like honoring a family member or it has some kind of like traditional significance as like a thing that you set up or build um there are offers all over the the world um in tons of different uh Traditions cultures religions um non-religion there&#39;s so many different ways that altars get used um but in Theos it&#39;s they&#39;re often called ofendas and the the difference I think with with d moros that a lot of people are really struck by is the colors because there are a lot of colors involved especially vibrant oranges and greens and um lots of different colors sort of appear in the um in the holiday also just because of Mexico generally having a lot of colorful aspects to it which is very very nice to look at um then there&#39;s also the the merry gold flowers are very bright and vibrant orange this is the the typical uh flower the petals that you&#39;ll see um during the holiday there are these beautiful orange flowers and they smell very nice um Seas Seas I think is what they&#39;re called sasit um in in uh Spanish or in Mexican Spanish actually because they I think they&#39;re from this part of the world I don&#39;t know um where do these plants come from native to Mexico and Guatemala so yeah so southern Mexico it sounds like and so that that that well that name doesn&#39;t sound Spanish it sounds a lot more um naat which is um Sena Sena yeah I think I said that right whatever that&#39;s not the point um and they&#39;re they beautiful orange color and their petals are used all over um for the and they they look really nice on the ofenda or on the altar there you usually put food and pictures those are the two main thing so food um typically the food that the person that you&#39;re honoring likes or liked um because it they have the option to come back and taste a little bit of it it like brings their memory back sort of something like that and then you have a picture of them the picture of them uh goes up on on the altar as well and helps them I guess build a build a a bond a bridge to be able to visit you U I believe that it&#39;s very important to have their um their picture up there because that is that&#39;s like the The Guiding way to get home or something like that I&#39;m not exactly sure what the exact significance is but it&#39;s it&#39;s also really nice that to be able to see who is being uh remembered there&#39;s lots of other traditional things uh skulls like candy skulls of sugar or of other um edible things I actually have one of I don&#39;t know what it&#39;s made of but it&#39;s like got kind of grain that I got and it looks really nice there those are really common there are um oh band muerto is amazing I love band muerto so which is um uh bread of the dead or dead bread no dead bread sounds terrible bread of the bread of the Dead BTO is um a very typical sweet bread that you can find in pretty much every single Bakery during this time of the year it is um you can find it pretty much in all of October and I think in in like all the way halfway into November um but it is relatively simple and but it has a delicious little uh orange and anise flavor um it is it just tastes like a generically like regular sweet bread um with a little bit of sugar but that little orange like flavor is so good um it is really really if you find like good quality p wo it&#39;s it&#39;s also easy to find very low quality um but if you find good BTO it&#39;s just really really good um and it&#39;s often eaten um just around the time of year but then also specifically on the day or given as a um given as a like an offering to the to the um ofenda or whatever and it also looks cool it has a very sort of typical uh look where it&#39;s sort of a circular kind of like a hamburger bun almost and then with a cross on top um with a couple of bumps um I don&#39;t really know exactly what that represents because it&#39;s not like a like a like a cross like a it&#39;s it&#39;s more like an X with like a dot in the middle I&#39;m not exactly sure why where that shape comes from but it is very distinct you can almost always notice it and then there&#39;s a sugar on top which makes it also look a little bit like dusted or or whatever um and yep fantastic sweet bread very love it oh excuse me have to burp uh there is a lot more to the holiday as well that I don&#39;t know a ton about like the past or the history and whatnot um but I also want to talk about um the movie goo which is a Disney no yeah that&#39;s a Disney movie Disney movie that came out in jeez whenever it came out I don&#39;t know when it came out um a while is like 2014 or something um and and Coco is a movie about um a a young boy who is in Mexico and and lives with his family and they&#39;re celebrating Day of the Dead and then basically gets sort of Trapped into the spirit world um on accident and he has to sort of navigate that it&#39;s a very good movie and I&#39;m actually going to see it on the day that this episode comes out in um concert this is is a Rel not super new but a a lot of uh concert halls or or venues will do these these a movie that is also a concert thing where all the music is done live but the movie is shown normally so I&#39;ve seen that as as Harry Potter as well back in Portland many years ago where they would a live Orchestra would play the music of the movie and then you also just watch the movie um on on the screen and so this is going to be um I&#39;m not sure how much of the music hopefully all of it is done but in concert so like all the singing all the um everything would be really really cool so I&#39;m really excited for that um and I will be seeing that around the time that you are watching this episode actually um which is kind of neat and yeah so there&#39;s a lot more I could go into but I&#39;m not going to uh try to go further into it mostly because I don&#39;t have a ton of additional knowledge to share if you&#39;re if it sounds interesting or you&#39;re interested in the in the holiday definitely look up um videos or pictures CU it does look really cool and there&#39;s a lot more to learn about the um the history of the holiday what it means to people how important it is um but it&#39;s a really cool very beautiful holiday and um would definitely recommend if you can at some point coming to Mexico during this time to to see the the colors and the flowers and everything so yeah but that&#39;s everything that I have for you today thank you so much for listening I hope that you enjoyed maybe learn a little something um and I guess I will be seeing you tomorrow for a brand new episode brand new day of daily dose of English I&#39;ll see you then bye
Language: en
Title: Daily Dose of English 216 - Día de Muertos
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