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Death has been perceived in the Mexican culture as something to celebrate and not be sad about.

Explanation:

As a Mexican person, on November 1st and 2nd are Día de Muertos which is a pre-hispanic tradition that is still celebrated which is are the days of remembering and celebrating the family members that have passed away by making them an altar, putting food, and placing Mexican marigolds as a path for them to come into your house.

the ecuadorians are more hard working people and word from early sun raise until sunset. then you join with family for dinner and talk about their day. while in america it’s different. everyone live and have different rules and traditions habits.