03 de noviembre del 2024

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En Morelos el Día de Muertos es una Celebración a la Vida. En el siguiente reportaje exploraremos el misticismo que cubren a los altares, los sabores tradicionales y las leyendas mexicanas.

Así culmina nuestro viaje en este hermoso pasaje, descubrimos que las tradiciones son más que un homenaje. Con su magia y su encanto, nos brindan la oportunidad, de revivir los recuerdos con amor y felicidad. Mantienen viva la esencia de quienes están en el corazón, pues la muerte no es un final, ¡es una celebración! Un motivo para reír, para danzar y cantar, celebrar que la vida es un arte que nunca ha de cesar.

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El Día de Muertos, una tradición icónica de México, honra a quienes ya no están, fusionando cultura y memoria.

En esta celebración, La Catrina destaca como símbolo de identidad mexicana y reflexión sobre la muerte. Desde 2011, Miguel Ángel Guerrero, interpreta a “La Catrina en Cuernavaca,” promoviendo así la preservación de esta tradición.

A través de su personaje, Guerrero no solo representa a Morelos, sino que conecta generaciones y culturas, manteniendo viva la esencia del Día de Muertos. Su trabajo inspira a valorar nuestras raíces, asegurando que esta tradición mexicana perdure con orgullo hacia el futuro.

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Las flores de cempasúchil y terciopelo son elementos fundamentales en la tradición cultural mexicana, especialmente durante la festividad del Día de Muertos.

El cempasúchil, también conocida como “flor de veinte pétalos,” se distingue por sus tonos anaranjados y amarillos, no solo adorna altares y ofrendas, sino que simboliza la luz del sol, que guía a las almas en su regreso al mundo terrenal. Por otra parte, la flor de terciopelo, conocida popularmente como “cresta de gallo,” destaca por sus vibrantes colores que abarcan desde el rojo, púrpura, amarillo y rosado, que representa la inmortalidad del alma y el ciclo eterno de la vida.

Más allá de su belleza, estas flores representan la unión entre la vida y la muerte, ayudándonos a mantener viva la memoria, convirtiéndose en recuerdos de amor y trascendencia espiritual.

Definitivamente, el Día de Muertos es una celebración profunda que nos invita a recordar la fragilidad de la vida y la belleza de los lazos que forjamos con aquellos que amamos.
Como dijo Mario Benedetti: “después de todo la muerte es síntoma de que hubo vida”

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En Morelos el Día de Muertos es una Celebración a la Vida. En el siguiente reportaje exploraremos el misticismo que cubren a los altares, los sabores tradicionales y las leyendas mexicanas.

Así culmina nuestro viaje en este hermoso pasaje, descubrimos que las tradiciones son más que un homenaje. Con su magia y su encanto, nos brindan la oportunidad, de revivir los recuerdos con amor y felicidad. Mantienen viva la esencia de quienes están en el corazón, pues la muerte no es un final, ¡es una celebración! Un motivo para reír, para danzar y cantar, celebrar que la vida es un arte que nunca ha de cesar.

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