- Santa Muerte is a figure many have seen depictions of without realizing it.
- The globe symbolizes Santa Muerte’s deathly dominion over the entire world and all those who inhabit it, for only she has the power to reap death.
- Una de las razones por la que se le considera ala Santa Muerte como la niña blanca, se debe a que se trata de un esqueleto blanco con una túnica negra.
- In their rituals, such as the Rosary of Santa Muerte, devotees often call her 'Santísima Muerte' which literally translates as 'holiest death.
- Esequiel Sánchez, a well-known Catholic minister, expressed his concern in 2008, when some parishioners asked him to bless their statues of Santa Muerte.
- Santa Muerte is often considered a comforting guide to the afterlife, as well as a mystical figure who can save people from death with her healing powers.
- The Santa Muerte has grown in popularity from the 1990s until today, when the situation of everyday Mexican people has been complicated by drug trafficking...
- Santa Muerte is a personification of death.[33] Unlike other saints who originated in Mexican folk Catholicism, Santa Muerte is not, herself, seen as a dead...
- Santa Muerte is a Mexican folk saint who has become increasingly famous worldwide.
- The ceremony takes place at a modest temple to Santa Muerte, the Mexican folk saint of death, in a rundown area of Guadalajara, the nation's second biggest city.