Pass exception to calling function in python

I have a simple best practice question. The setting is that i simply have one function calling another one. The code ist little dummy for better understanding:

def called_function(x):
    y = x * 3
    try:
        z = 3 / x
    except my_crazy_exception as e: 
        print("I want at least to know y!")
        print(y)
        # Does this make sense:
        # ??? raise my_crazy_exception ????

if __name__ == "main":
    for i in my_crazy_list:
        try:
            called_function(i)
        except my_crazy_exception as e:
            print("I want to know i!")
            print(i)
       

Know i want to know information from the called function and as well from the calling function. So i want to pass the exception from the origin to the next higher function. My idea would be know just to raise another excepterin in the except: part of the called function. But would this be best practice?