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“Un pais donde el surrealismo es vida y la Muerte es una santa hecha de metal y resina”
― Jose Gil Olmos, La Santa Muerte

“His memory is perfectly clear

and serves no good, no purpose
at all. He has seen things before

(the fly in the bottle,
the indeterminate will).

Santa Muerte, Saint Death,
we pray to you to swallow our breath.”
― Michael Palmer, Thread

“Santa Muerte seems like a badass, a feminist role model. Very powerful.”
― A.D. Aliwat, In Limbo

“Santa Muerte, the bitchest boss of them all—keeper of death, prostitutes, drug addicts, the disenfranchised.”
― Jennifer Givhan, River Woman, River Demon

“His memory is perfectly clear

and serves not good, no purpose
at all. He has seen things before

(the fly in the bottle,
the indeterminate will).

Santa Muerte, Saint Death,
we pray to you to swallow our breath.”
― Michael Palmer, Thread

“There are the lower level gods and goddesses, who dwell in the lower astral realm, such as those found in belief systems such as Santeria, Vodun, Palo Mayombe (or Palo Mallombe), Santa Muerte, Candomblé, Esú or Eshú (in Yoruba language "sphere"), Kimbanda and Ifa. There are also intermediate spirits such as saints, angels and archangels; and a still higher being called by various names such as: Yahweh, El and Allah, who is the Demiurge. The programmers of this simulation also created demons and fallen angels.”
― Laurence Galian, Alien Parasites: 40 Gnostic Truths to Defeat the Archon Invasion!

“Can Santa Muerte cry? Of course. Saints are, by nature, particularly lachrymal creatures—even Billy Joel knew that.”
― A.D. Aliwat, In Limbo