- It's a ring!
- [Woman] If you find a ring,
it means you will get married in a year.
- I'm only nine!
(playful music)
(ghosts howling)
- [Woman] Happy Halloween!
- Happy Halloween!
- [Woman] Let me see the scariest face you can make.
(woman screams)
- Gotcha!
- [Woman] What do you eat on Halloween?
- Candy.
There's a lot of gross candies, too, like butterscotch.
- [Woman] Well, today we're going to find out
how people in other countries
celebrate Halloween or holidays near Halloween.
- That sounds interesting.
- Since it's around the world,
usually people have a lot of bread.
Are there any that are shaped like bats?
- [Woman] How did you know about the bread?
- Pretty much, I just know about everything.
(playful guitar music)
- That is cool.
- This is going to be so cool.
Let me taste it really quick.
- No!
- Sugar.
- [Woman] That is a sugar skull.
Do you know what country it's from?
- Mexico?
- [Woman] Mexico, that's right.
Dia de los Muertos is about celebration
because dead loved ones come alive
and celebrate with their living relatives.
- How can they?
Like, are they ghosts or skeletons?
- [Woman] Do you believe in ghosts?
- I believe in the Ghostbusters.
- I'm trying to make this one look like my great-grandma.
I made a skull for Great-Grandma Joan,
and I'm not very good at the name.
- My great-grandfather.
I don't know what he actually looked like, but
he's saying, "Hi."
(playful guitar music)
- Oh my.
- Bread?
They eat bread for Halloween?
This is really good!
- What's that thing inside?
- Wait, I think I see something.
Aha!
A stick.
- What is this?
- [Woman] So, according to Irish tradition,
objects that are baked into the bread tell you
something about your life and the year to come.
- It's a ring!
- [Woman] If you find a ring,
it means you will get married in a year.
- I'm only nine!
- [Woman] The thimble, Justin, means
you will be a spinster forever.
- What's a spinster?
- Yeah.
- [Woman] A spinster is a lady who never gets married.
(girl laughs)
(playful guitar music)
- What is this?
Bones?
- Ewwww.
- I don't wanna eat somebody's bones.
- I wanna try it.
- [Woman] It's tradition to eat treats like this
and then to go visit the graves of your loved ones.
- This is kind of like a donut.
- I only like one ingredient in that.
It's called sugar.
(playful guitar music)
- Time to make a bread baby!
- Oh, I have a good idea.
I'll copy this on here because they look almost similar
without the face.
- I'm making my mom as a bread baby.
Hi!
Oh, I forgot my hair.
I need hair.
- Angry business baby.
He's mad for no reason.
- Goodbye, baby.
- [Woman] And there's also a drink
that we've brought for you.
- I'll try it.
It's warm.
Does it come from a stove or something?
- It's good.
Really, really, really, really good.
- [Woman] Are you lying?
- I'm being sarcastic.
- Happy Halloween!
- My baby.
Bye!
- [Woman] Bye!