Question

How does El día de los muertos reflect many Mexicans' attitude toward death?

Answer 1

Día de los muertos is a day where most mexicans gather to remember their loved ones who passed away. It is a day of remembrance and celebration of their lives. Most people go and clean their relatives' graves in honor of them. Many mexicans have a close bond with día de los muertos because their ancestors mean so much to them. Also it is believed that día de los muertos is the day that their loved ones "cross-over" into the human world and comfort their family.

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Answer 2

Well Mexican people are like used to death jokes and caresses and sleeps with it and also celebrate it. There is so much fear in the attitude for the others but the dead is not hidden away. Just try to imagen seeing your dead family or friends one more time just imagen how that would affect the people. Some of them were happy that they got to talk to them. (btw they don't actually see them they just go to the grave and talk to them about things also they don't respond back) The day of the dead is just a celebration towards the dead people they love to welcome them back.

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