Which brand mascot was originally created for Día de los Muertos celebrations in Mexico before becoming a commercial symbol that helped revive and globalize this cultural tradition?

Brand mascots often represent more than just products—they can become cultural icons that integrate into traditions and celebrations. From holiday symbols to characters that transcend their commercial origins, these mascots have influenced how communities celebrate and maintain cultural practices. Test your knowledge about these powerful cultural brand ambassadors and how they've become woven into the fabric of traditions worldwide.

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La Catrina for José Guadalupe Posada's illustrations (later adopted by multiple Mexican brands)
Juan Valdez for the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia
The Quaker Oats Man for Quaker Oats Company
The Tapatio Man for Tapatio Hot Sauce