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In this episode of Tradition Café, Ana shares the mic with her amazing work bestie, Violeta del Carmen—the friend who can make you laugh with a single meme but also carries a deep love for her heritage.

Violeta opens up about her Mexican and Salvadoran roots, and the traditions that keep her grounded—like visiting cemeteries on Día de los Muertos to honor loved ones, showing respect for elders, filling gatherings with music, and cooking the foods that bring family together. She is a talented cook who keeps her culture alive in the kitchen, where every dish is a story.

Along the way, the conversation touches on the deeper meaning of Mexican traditions—how rituals like Día de los Muertos blend indigenous and Catholic beliefs, why music is a living symbol of identity, and how honoring elders preserves wisdom across generations.

It’s a lively mix of laughter, heritage, and reflection—a reminder that cultural roots are more than memory; they are living guides for how we celebrate, love, and live today.

So grab your cafecito, horchata, or maybe even a cocktail—and join us for a conversation you won’t want to miss.

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