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Hi! My name is Jaewon Sejong Global High School student from Korea. I'm so glad to connect with Mexico buddy in this program.
My hometown is Cheongju, an city off the central part of South Korea. Cheongju is famous for Jikji, Sangdangsanseong, and Cho Jeong Mineral Water. The city is peaceful place with a rich culture and history.
I have a strong interest in festival in Mexico. This country is known for festival that is called 'Dia de los Muertos'. Most people visit the grave of their ancestors. Also we can enjoy Mexico's traditional food there like tortilla, taco and casadia. I want to know more about festival form Mexico by communicating you.
Hi Jaewon! I'm from Kenya and don't know much about Mexico, so I'm excited to learn more about Dia de los Muertos through your research. Could you tell me more about the festival and its significance in Mexican culture? I'm also curious about why you have such a strong interest Dia de los Muertos. Looking forward to hearing from you!
ReplyDeletethank you for watching my information about Mexico. umm,, and then 'll tell you why i get interested in Mexico's culture. Do you know 'COCO'?;Korean famous animation(I reallly recommend it.) when i was young, i get a chance to watch this movie. Watching that, i was surprised because their culture was reaally different. so i wanna learn more about Mexico.
Deleteafter that i learn festival in Mexico. there are 'Servantino festival, Santiago'
ReplyDeleteHiiiii Jaewon, I’m Renata and I’m from Mexico, yeah“ día de muertos” it’s so interesting, the festival takes place on 1 and 2 of November every year.
This festival symbolizes the return of the dead people for one night, and it’s for all the families remember to the dead people and feel closer to them.
It’s very emotional and so colorful, some people dress as “ Catrinas” and make great and big decorations
Also one of the things that we do and it’s so important is put an “ofrenda” ( for the dead people ), regularly pepople put “ofrendas “ at home, this consist put photos of family members sometimes including pets ( not all the families put photos) the favorite food of deceased, water, salt, candles, and “cempasúchil” flowers, those flowers symbolize the form to find the way to their houses and families, we also use as decoration “ papel picado “ it’s very pretty and colorful, this consist of pieces of paper (and especial one ) whit different forms, if you want to see a photo of papel picado you can go to my blog and in the last photo, appears all the way down, hanging on wooden sticks
Hi Renata & Jaewon! I also love dia de los muertos from the movie "Coco". Is also a tradition in French Guyana in the Halloween month. Is always nice to see people remember love ones that pass.
DeleteHi Renata! I'm Jaewon. firstly, thank u for visiting my page. and thank u for sharing your information about festival;dead's day. and i have a question that you commented, cempasuchil. is it marigold(flower) in Spanish?
Deleteand then i'm so happy there are a lot of people in the world that love mexico's culture. i wanna share each information about various country, if you're sure!!
Hiiii yes is Marigood yess it will be so cool that you share the culture
DeleteHi Joshua “coco” is a really nice movie, it’s good that is also a tradition in your country!
ReplyDeleteHi Renata! 😅I am not from French Guiana, but Suriname. French Guiana is our neighbor to the east and can be reached by boat. You sit about 15 minutes before you get to the shore of French Guiana. My grandfather is buried there and I have many families there. Hence I go there during the dia de los muertos period.
DeleteHi Joshua, ooo I understand sorry for the mistake, French Guiana sounds very nice!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Renata,
DeleteYes! it is very nice
Hi jaewon I saw the new things that you post, it’s really cool!!
ReplyDeleteOh thak u for visiting my page again!! i learned more about mexico's culture. i posted not only festival but traditional food, sports and so on.. i hope you enjoying about me.
DeleteHiiiiiiiii Jaewon in Renata from Mexico again 😋 I’m really really happy that you’re interested in Mexico and I need to say thank you for that, I saw that you included the fist woman president and the rights of the woman’s we still fighting for that , btw the Mexican independence is really really soon
ReplyDeleteAnd so sorry for answer to late, we already exchange instagram ?
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