Death is not the antithesis of life but an integral thread of the same tapestry. When we embrace death as an extension of life, we may find peace in the inevitability of our return to the earth, like the gentle and nurturing touch of a Mother. It is a moment of grief, of mourning the loss of what once was, but also a celebration—a recognition of the life that was lived and the indelible mark it leaves behind.

Death—an omnipresent and inevitable reality, remains a fear for many and a difficult topic of discussion. Yet, it is also the common thread that binds all living beings. We should not shy away from the starkness of this reality; instead, bring death to the forefront, not as an object of fear but as a phenomenon to be acknowledged, understood, and even embraced.

"Madre Muerte" is thus not merely a performance, but a journey—a passage through the delicate thresholds of existence. A ritual, a sacred space where life and death are intertwined, where you are invited to reflect on your own relationship with mortality. It is an invitation to grapple with death, not with dread, but with a sense of awe and acceptance, recognising that death is not an end, but a beautiful transformation, a return to the source from which we all emerge.