Coco, the movie
I already watched "Coco" and it was quite emotional and interesting at the same time. I really loved that Pixar has decided to do a movie inspired in latinamerican culture. While I was watching the movie my mom approached to wacth too and she was surprised of how they portrait our people. Grandma's Miguel was really similar to my grandma, she said.
I know the story is about a mexican family, but I think we are very similar (salvadoreans and mexicans). Actually, there are not many differences between latinamerican people, we are alike in many aspects. For example, we also bring food to the dead in the Day of the Dead, and we have a kind of carnival where people used to wear as dead people (we call it "El Festival de la Calabiuza"). And as in the movie you can find big families with three or even four generations living all together under the same roof; it's more common to see this in the countryside, but it's good to know that there are still families with this sort of ties.
In conclusion: I really loved that movie because it show us how important are family ties and some traditions to not forget the ones that passed away and taught us through life. And of course, I loved the colours, the music and the "calacas" from the land of the dead.
P.S: Kids call to the radio station everyday asking for "un poco loco" song. So, I think they also loved "Coco"
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Coco, the movie
I already watched "Coco" and I thought it was quite emotional and interesting at the same time. I really loved that Pixar has had decided to do do a movie that was inspired in by latinamerican Latin American culture. While I was watching the movie my mom approached to wacth too came in to watch and she was surprised of at how they portrait portrayed our people. Grandma's Miguel Miguel's grandma was really very similar to my grandma, she said.I know the story is about a mMexican family, but I think we Salvadorans are very similar (salvadoreans and mexicans). Actually, there are not many differences between latinamerican Latin American people, we are alike in many aspects ways. For example, we also bring food to the dead in during The Day of the Dead, and we have a kind of carnival where people dress up to used to wear as dead honor the dead people (we call it "El Festival de la Calabiuza"). And as in Just like the movie you can find big families with three or even four generations all living all together under the same roof. It's more common to see this in the countryside, but it's good to know that there are still families with this these sorts of ties.
In conclusion: I really loved that the movie because it shows us how important are the importance of family ties and some traditions and to not forget honor the passing of the ones that passed away and taught us through life that taught us throughout life. And of course, I loved the colours, the music and the "calacas" from the land of the dead.
P.S: Kids call to the radio station everyday asking for "un poco loco" song. So, I think they also loved "Coco"
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