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{
  "msg": [
    "『Catrina #3』 by The Egyptian was just minted!"
  ]
}

{
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    "65381bfbe7977dd207553fe8": {
      "name": "Catrina #3",
      "files": [
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          "src": "ipfs://QmcjLvHtThs5nd53kkeR3WhvrdfmWzyGMPSszoNSUrQwwK",
          "name": "Catrina #3",
          "mediaType": "image/png"
        }
      ],
      "image": "ipfs://QmcjLvHtThs5nd53kkeR3WhvrdfmWzyGMPSszoNSUrQwwK",
      "Artist": "The Egyptian",
      "mediaType": "image/png",
      "Collection": "Día de Muertos-Catrina's Collection",
      "description": [
        "La Catrina is an iconic figure associated with Dia de Muertos (D",
        "ay of the Dead) in Mexico. It is a skeletal representation of a ",
        "fashionable, elegantly dressed woman, often depicted wearing a w",
        "ide-brimmed hat adorned with flowers, a fancy dress, and sometim",
        "es a feathered boa. La Catrina was created by the famous Mexican",
        " artist José Guadalupe Posada in the early 20th century and has",
        " since become a symbol of the holiday.\n\nThis skeletal figure ser",
        "ves as a satirical representation of death, intended to remind p",
        "eople that, in the end, no matter their social or economic statu",
        "s, everyone faces the same fate. Dia de Muertos is a celebration",
        " of deceased loved ones, and La Catrina is a central figure in t",
        "he festivities, emphasizing the idea that death is an inherent p",
        "art of life and should be embraced rather than feared."
      ],
      "No. Editions": "1"
    }
  }
}