To the resident of New York, Paris or London The word “death” is never pronounced because it burns the lips. Mexicans on the other hand frequent it, caress it. The sleep with it. They celebrate it. It is one of their favorite games and their most permanent love. - Octavio Pa Octavio Pa Octavio Paz wht does it mean

This quote from Octavio Paz means that Mexicans celebrate "death" (unlike other parts from the world where there is not a special celebration) because they have a tradition called "Día de los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) where they honor the dead on November 1st and 2nd.

Explanation:

To complete this exercise, you have to explain the quote written by Octavio Paz about the celebration "Día de los Muertos" that takes place in Mexico.

Octavio Paz was a Mexican poet, one of the most important poets from Mexico, and also a diplomatic. This quote is from his book called "El laberinto de la soledad" ("The Labyrinth of Solitude").

hi, so i look up the video and the 2 poems are the same

en la oscuridad te llame.

de la oscuridad me llamaste.

reconoci tu voz.

reconosiste la mia.

vente para aca, dije.

respondiste: donde estas papa ? no te veo.

aqui, estoy aqui, dije.

tengo mido, dijiste.

no, mi hijo esperate! vengo a donde estas.

esta oscuro, no veo nada, tengo miedo.

no tengas miedo hijito, ahorita vengo

pronto papa, te espero.