Narrator Christian Barillas brings the celebration of Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) to life, no pun intended. His well-modulated narration sparks interest in the many customs of the three-day holiday. His steady pacing and crisp diction make it easy for young listeners to tune in to the wealth of information. Barillas's own curiosity is evident. Hearing about the many ways to honor the dead--from the early Aztec tradition of inviting dead relatives to visit to the creation of modern-day sugar skulls, droll skeleton figures, and the "dance of the old men"--listeners will come away with increased appreciation for this fall festival. A glossary of Spanish words and their pronunciations completes the production.