My name is Carlos Casillas and I live...

Hello, my name is Manny Jusma.

Hey, this is Tilo Lopez.

I'm from Poparn.

I want to leave an offenda.

Hey, what's up?

It's Gustavo Aureano.

And today we're doing something a little bit different.

Hi, I'm calling to leave a message for the digital offenda that the times is doing for Diadi Muerces.

We're celebrating the De de los Mueros by remembering people who have passed.

My audio of offenda is in honor of my father, John Grasilla, who recently passed away.

I wanted to leave a message in honor of my mom, Alicia.

Or my father, Manuel Guzman.

Day of the Dead is celebrated across Mexico,

but more and more, it's becoming part of the landscape of the United States.

And even though death is at the forefront,

those who observe the a de los Muirtos know that it's really more of a celebration of life.

Yo, Greg, hope you're doing well, bud. It sucks that we had to lose you during the pandemic,

but it was just yesterday when I saw you at the show,

at the live show we played together.

And you know, you're a legend in the LA metal scene,

and everybody know that all the metalheads miss you, Doc.

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