La Santa Muerte (Spanish for “Holy Death”) is a female deity in Mexican folk Catholicism, often associated with healing, protection, and safe passage through dangerous situations. Devotion to La Santa Muerte has grown significantly in recent decades, particularly among marginalized communities in Mexico and the United States.
La Santa Muerte is typically depicted as a skeletal figure wearing a long robe and holding a scythe. She is often associated with the colors purple and black, and her devotees often make offerings of candles, flowers, and food. While some view La Santa Muerte as a benevolent figure who provides comfort and protection, others see her as a dangerous and malevolent entity.
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