Well done, it's deadly cute ! Thanks !

Please tell me these are real undies and were I can buy theeeem!!!

Nope, sorry...

Cute! But, I have one question... I know I should know Spanish, as I live in southern California and half of the people in my town speak Spanish as their first language, but... I don't. xX' Can you please explain what "El De Los Muertos" means? I think I remember that Muerto meant dead, but I'm not sure. Babel Fish says "El De Los Muertos" means "The one Of Deads". Eh, that sounds a bit... Off. Lol.
Anyways, these are quite lovely Thanks for posting them!

Technically it means Day of the Dead. Although that is usually spelled "Dio De Los Muertos". I saw this design on a shirt on a website and really liked it, although the spelling is odd. I think this would possibly translate to "The of the dead" which is... odd. lol But on the other hand, there's always slang/shortened phrases in other languages that translate odd in english.

It means the day of dead people and its a celebration here in mexico people remember their dead family members and put altars and eat a sweet bread called pan de muerto (means like bread made of dead ) it has like bread bones on it and we mock of death with a character called "Catrina" shes like a Very rich and very old woman shes like a skelletion with widow clothes. I hope i Helped ^^ Saludos desde Mexico!