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Introduce your little ones to their first 100 Día de Muertos themed words – in English and Spanish!

Introduce your little ones to their first 100 Día de Muertos themed words – in English and Spanish! Welcome to the ancient tradition of Día de Muertos! My First 100 Día de Muertos Words in English and Spanish will take little ones on a journey through Latin America’s most fantastical holiday as we remember our loved ones. From pan de muerto, papel picado, musical instruments, gravesites, and so much more, this Board Books is the perfect holiday gift for the littlest hands to enjoy! Parents will adore this bilingual English-Spanish Board Books as it merges two languages to explore Latin America’s most beloved holiday, Día de Muertos.

Born in Mexico City, the eldest son of Don Miguel and Doña Pilar, Luis San Vicente showed a devotion to drawing since his childhood and embedded artwork on notebooks, papers, desks, and any surface that allowed ink or pencil. With childhood ambition, he studied graphic communication design at UAM. For almost twenty years, he worked as the coordinator of the art department of the Reforma newspaper. He has illustrated more than 50 children’s books for publishers in Mexico, the United States, and other parts of the world. His work has been recognized with several national and international awards, having won twice the catalog of illustrations for children and youth and been the recipient of the Noma-Concours Encouragement Prize. He lives in Ciudad Satélite, Naucalpan de Juárez, Estado de Mexico.

Born in Mexico City, the eldest son of Don Miguel and Doña Pilar, Luis San Vicente showed a devotion to drawing since his childhood and embedded artwork on notebooks, papers, desks, and any surface that allowed ink or pencil. With childhood ambition, he studied graphic communication design at UAM. For almost twenty years, he worked as the coordinator of the art department of the Reforma newspaper. He has illustrated more than 50 children's books for publishers in Mexico, the United States, and other parts of the world. His work has been recognized with several national and international awards, having won twice the catalog of illustrations for children and youth and been the recipient of the Noma-Concours Encouragement Prize.