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Republic of the Philippines

CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY


Don Severino de las Alas Campus
Indang, Cavite, Philippines
☏ (046) 4150-013 loc 221
www.cvsu.edu.ph

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Home Economics, Vocational and Technical Education Department

Name: LIM, IRISH V. Date: 06-06-2024


Year & Section: BSHM 3-2 Instructor: MR. RODELO PARAGO

ACTIVITY NO. 6
BSHM 85: MULTICULTURAL DIVERSITY IN WORKPLACE FOR THE TOURISM AND
PROFESSIONAL

DIRECTION: Group yourself into (5) group. Each group in composed of 5-6 members.

1. Each group should choose a film shows multiculturalism.


2. Discuss the cultural elements in the film that posed challenges.
3. Identify how these challenges resolve.
4. Each member of the group will prepare a one-page report focusing on one cultural
element.

1.

Movie title: Coco


2. There are several challenges tackled in the movie Coco. Referring to the conflict
between Miguel's family. Miguel's family has a misunderstanding and an unresolved
problem with his grandfather. That caused another conflict, which is Miguel's love for
music, a kind of art. He was not allowed to play or even hold an instrument. Another
conflict here is a cultural conflict. When Miguel crossed the world of the dead, he was
shocked by what he saw. It was very different from what he was used to in the human
world. This movie also discussed the toxic family culture and how the discipline and
succession of the elders should also be passed on to future generations. Children also
do not have the right to make decisions on their own, and only adults have the right to
make life decisions that children will follow.

3. Miguel faces a tough challenge in trying to understand his family's history. He has a
deep love for music, but his family disapproves because of an event that happened long
ago. This puts him in a difficult position, torn between pursuing his passion and
respecting his family's wishes. As the story progresses, Miguel uncovers more about his
family's past, particularly about his great-great-grandfather who was a musician. He finds
out that his ancestor didn't abandon the family but instead made significant sacrifices for
them. This revelation helps Miguel realize that he can chase his dream of music while
still honoring his family's legacy. It highlights the importance of knowing our roots to
make informed decisions and better understand ourselves.

4. RELIGION
"Coco" beautifully showcases Mexican religious traditions, particularly Día de los Muertos. The
film portrays the afterlife as a vibrant realm where ancestors reside, emphasizing the
importance of honoring family and heritage. Through the protagonist's journey, Miguel explores
the interconnectedness of the past and present, highlighting the significance of faith and
ancestry in shaping one's identity. With its colorful animation and heartfelt storytelling, the movie
celebrates the richness of Mexican culture and the enduring power of remembrance.

As we all know, religion is one of the things considered in the multicultural world, as is
diversity. Religion is a sensitive topic, but even so, many people still mock and disrespect each
other's religion. Religious differences can also present challenges, such as tensions between
different faith groups or conflicts over religious practices. That's why we should practice
respecting others's religions and beliefs. Let's not be the reason they lose faith in their religion.
Like in the movie Coco, let us practice accepting their religion and beliefs. Be happy for them for
what they are choosing to believe. Let's not force them into things that are forbidden to them;
that is immaturity. Effective multiculturalism requires promoting tolerance, understanding, and
respect for religious diversity, while also fostering dialogue and cooperation among different
religious communities. Ultimately, embracing religious diversity can strengthen multicultural
societies by promoting inclusivity, social cohesion, and the recognition of shared values amidst
cultural differences.

Social Organization
"Coco" showcases social organization in various ways throughout the film. Firstly, it highlights
the structure and dynamics within Mexican families. The Rivera family, with multiple generations
living together and respecting each other, reflects the traditional family structure in Mexican
society. Respect for elders, strong family bonds, and shared responsibilities are emphasized,
illustrating the importance of family in shaping individuals' lives. Moreover, the movie portrays
the interconnectedness of Mexican communities. From the bustling town of Santa Cecilia to the
vibrant Land of the Dead, social connections play a vital role in the characters' lives. Traditions
like building ofrendas and participating in festivals demonstrate the close-knit nature of these
communities and the importance of collective identity.

Additionally, "Coco" highlights the role of music as a social connector. Music not only brings
people together across generations but also bridges the gap between the living and the dead. It
serves as a means of expressing emotions, preserving memories, and reinforcing social bonds
and identity within the community.
Overall, "Coco" effectively reflects social organization by portraying the significance of family,
community, music, and respect in Mexican society. Through its characters and storyline, the film
provides insights into how these elements shape individuals' identities and relationships within
their social contexts.

ART
The film that we chosen are COCO 2017 this is a fantasy and adventure film from Mexico. Coco
is a creative from the idea and imagination from the director can chosen to express the beautiful
arts from the story. "Coco" is the sprightly story of a young boy who wants to be a musician and
somehow finds himself communing with talking skeletons in the land of the dead.
A drawing heavily on Mexican folklore and traditional designs, it has catchy music, a complex
but comprehensible plot, and bits of domestic comedy and media satire. Likely the image of the
movie its very beautiful with the full of life, it’s full of Mexican music, culture and folklore
including some of the traditions around the Day of the Dead.

A song of Miguel from his grandmother father the “Remember Me” it was remind us that no
matter what with or without our someone we love we always remember them with the full of our
life and heart. A cultural of music from the movie is a way of them to attach the audience of the
movie and also the figures of a movie from the start to end is memorable. With all of its music
and folklore and artwork, and the story itself, watching this to feel respects their families, living
and remembered.

BELIEFS AND VALUE


The film intricately weaves cultural elements into its narrative, showcasing Mexican traditions,
family values, and beliefs about life and the afterlife. Throughout "Coco," there is a deep respect
for cultural traditions and practices. The film’s creators consulted with cultural experts and
included details that reflect genuine Mexican customs. This respect is evident in the accurate
depiction of the Day of the Dead celebrations, the use of Spanish language and phrases, and
the portrayal of family dynamics typical in Mexican households. "Coco" showcases Mexican
cultural elements about beliefs and values through its rich narrative, vibrant visuals, and
authentic representation of traditions. The film highlights the significance of family, the
importance of remembering and honoring ancestors, and the enduring nature of cultural
heritage. Through its heartfelt story and attention to cultural detail, "Coco" offers a beautiful and
respectful tribute to Mexican culture and its core beliefs and values.

Group members
Lim, Irish
Montenegro, Mariel
Napoles, Elijah Mae
Raquel, Hannah Sofia
Ritual, Dorothy

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