La Santa Muerte, or "Saint Death," is a folk saint venerated primarily in Mexico and among some communities in the United States. She is often depicted as a skeletal figure dressed in a robe, symbolizing death and the afterlife. Many followers believe she offers protection, healing, and guidance, especially in times of danger or hardship. Her worship blends elements of Catholicism and indigenous beliefs, making her a unique figure in spiritual practices. Devotees often create altars adorned with candles, flowers, and offerings, seeking her intercession for various needs. La Santa Muerte has gained popularity in recent years, attracting a diverse following.