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The Mexicans see death as a new life after your Earth life is finished. Every year, if your photo is put up and people remember you, you can cross to the living world and visit your living family.

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When they die they don't disappear, but go to the Land of Dead with the help of orange flowers. If their family remembers them than they can come back and see their family. This is perceived in the way that death is a new life.

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Death is a whole new life. When you get to the new life your ancestors are there. As long as you are remembered from the living world you will continue to live in the world of the dead. If your family, or someone puts up your photo then you will be able to go to the living world on the Day of the Dead.

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Death is percived by Mexican people because they belive that you have a second life in the Land of the Dead. In Coco it explains that if someone isn't remebered by having the picture put on the offrenda, you can't cross the bridge to see your family. The smell of the marigolds guide them to their house.

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Death is perceived by the Mexican people by the afterlife. Every year on the Day Of the Dead the Mexican People put out pictures of their dead relatives so they can cross the ¨magic bridge¨ to take the gifts their family's leave for them. The Mexicans do not see death the same ways as Americans and many other religions.. They celebrate their death instead of crying about it like little BABYS ;( . The Sad part about the death of Mexicans is when they get forgotten by their family and their are permanently gone from the Spirit world and the real world.

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Death is perceived not as the end of there life, it is more like continuing on into the after life. They see it not as a weepy sad thing, they see it as a chance to see your passed family.

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Death is viewed by the Mexicans as the next stage of life. When you die you are transferred to the underworld. With the help of the weird flowers you can visit you young lings in your family on the day of the dead. 🌋🌋🌋🌋

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The land of the dead is portrayed as being a happy place, as long as your living relatives and friends still remember you, or else you will die the final death.Mexican did not feel sorrow about death because the dead could visit them again on Dia de los Muertos. (Isaac, Lauren, Anirudh).

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For Mexican people death is precieved as a good thing. They doesn't dissapear if you remember them.

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 Table 5 (Caitlyn, Meredith, and Michael)

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 Table 5 (Caitlyn, Meredith, and Michael)

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For Mexicans, death is perceived as a honorable reincarnation. It is a celebration on the day of the dead for ancestors being happy in their new life. The still living relatives will put out pictures to remember the ancestors who have a new life in the land of the dead.

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Death is thought by Mexicans by not actually dying. Their not "dying", meaning its not the end. You can still see your family grow and develop along the years, but it is one step closer to death when people forget you. To stay in the land of the dead, your family must remember you by putting a picture of you on an offrenda, which can be found in most Mexican homes.

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Mexican people veiw death as an trip to another world where (as long as they are remebered) they can come back every year and visit their living family. People create altars with marigolds to lead there family to them. They celebrate and have a big fiesta for the day of the dead where they remember their loved ones.