Coco (2017): Emotional Reaction!  

Thank you 😊 I hope it's only a start

An Indian here, by religion Hindu. We also have one day in a year when we follow some rituals and we pay tribute to our ancestors. We pray for them. That day is called "Mahalaya"

Tell them what the real joke was when they said he died by choking on chorizo tho 😅😅😅

​@@yeabih5607jajaja que se atragantó con un buen chorizo mexicano 😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂

@@lupitaperezmoo1406 verdad ? Jajaja

VIVA MEXICO !!

Ya se fueron 😢

​@@miguelangelmoralesgonzalez1974 Pero regresarán!! 😃

No es "Día de los Muertos" es Día de Muertos

@@reno.rodolfo3089 Sorry.. My Spanish isn't what it once was.

Honest opinion...which hurts worst? The Chancla, the Belt, the Rod or the Paddle?

@@SilverScribe85 Belt, without question

@@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay Really?

@@SilverScribe85 Absolutely. Especially if the buckle makes contact.

@@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay But most chanclas are made of wood...and Mexican grammies can throw them at people

I meant that they are a nice family. And I really loved his reaction. I hope one day you visit us here in Mexico. They are welcome. And I hope you can understand what I write to you. Why don't I know how to speak English and I'm using a language translator ❤🇲🇽

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Thank you so much!!

To be honest, kinda. Our videos won't show in RU-vid search (even by date) if you write "movie reaction" or "first time watching"..

I've tried Chorizo and it is very tasty, we live on a farm here and my father wants to try making some of his own with the pork we have

I mean it's American cartoon that's why it's in English, we prefer accurate way of representing countries in their real language (with subtitles), but as we all know, Americans hate subtitles 😄

@@PillowHero-jd6iethis dude is just salty . As a Mexican American from California with parents who speak English but very little and prefer to speak Spanish ……. WE 100% talk in Spanglish EVERY SINGLE DAY . The exact way they do in this movie . Sounds like this dude doesn’t like to practice Spanish and prefers English . Don’t believe what he says about that . I think he fails to realize this movie WAS TARGETED FOR MEXICAN AMERICANS TO CONNECT WITH THE MOVIE MORE SO THEN MEXICANS FROM MEXICO . Lol .

Once a Mexican comedian came to Ecuador and in one of his monologues he said that the weeping woman had followed him from Mexico to here haha. Until the people taught him that the legend of the weeping woman has existed here for centuries and he understood that this is part of South America. Here in Ecuador we don't say Day of the Dead, we say Day of the Dead. The indigenous people of Ecuador have honored their dead since ancient times. When the Spaniards arrived and introduced All Saints' Day, which is celebrated on November 1, the locals made this holiday their own. All Souls' Day, as it is celebrated today, is therefore a combination of Catholic religious celebrations and indigenous traditions. The government decrees a holiday on November 2nd every year and all over the country a colada morada is made with Guaguas de pan, just on 2/Nov/2023 people were in the cemeteries visiting their relatives, taking with them any kind of food and then sitting next to a tombstone with the whole family to eat. It is understandable that Mexico being in North America is more related to the film industry and many other things in the USA and therefore stands out more, but that's ok, anyway it is nice to see a Mexican brother receiving recognition. Greetings and a big hug from 🇪🇨 to all of you 🇲🇽

Wow! Thank you 😊

Wow, we didn't know 🤯

@@PillowHero-jd6ie just passed the day of death in Mexico City &all Mexico there videos on RU-vid showing how the people celebrated

Awesome! Thank you!

hellooooooo wisconsin!!!!!

Se llama coco no por lo que mencionas , a la gente que se llama socorro de cariño se les dice coco ..nada tiene que ver con lo que comentas .

@@felicitashernandez69 thank you very much

Yes, we will soon, just atm having some issues with rendering full versions on our PC :(

@@PillowHero-jd6ie Allright. Hope you can fix your pc soon👍..

Dices que la llorona es de ecuador y de sudamerica ..es una leyenda de las excolonias españolas muy difundida , aca tambien tiene siglos . Por otra parte comentas del festejo del dia de muertos que tambien lo hacen ahi ..aca por los elementos que a lo largo de los años se han incirporado lo hace unico , por ese motivo es patrimonio inmaterial de la humanidad .. en casi toda america indigena se festeja con sus variantes de igual manera ..asi que tampoco se crean unicos . Y digas que gracias a hollywood se hizo conocida o por eso tiene mas relevancia . Fue como un homenaje a la cultura mexicana ..que a uds no los tomen en cuenta es simplemente y aunque les duela que se demuestr una vez mas quien es mas importante . Suerte con sus costumbres , ojala algun dia los tomen en cuenta que lo dudo.

Not yet 🙂

Thanks! You too!