Miles en Filipinas recuerdan a sus antepasados en el Dia de Todos los Santos.

On All Saints' Day, thousands of Filipinos visited Manila South Cemetery to honor their ancestors. The event was marked by music, food, and prayers, reflecting the country's Catholic traditions. Security checks were conducted at the entrance. René Gagante shared a personal tribute to his late brother by bringing his favorite food. Totoy Calma, a longtime caretaker, recounted his experiences since 1958. The day was characterized by family gatherings within the cemetery, continuing a long-standing tradition.

What activities were Filipinos engaged in during their visit to the cemetery on All Saints' Day?

• Playing sports

• Listening to music, eating, and lighting candles

• Watching movies

• Shopping

What did René Gagante bring to his brother's grave?

• A book and a candle

• A bouquet of flowers

• A snack, a banana, and a drink

• A photograph

Why does René Gagante bring food to his brother's grave?

• To celebrate a birthday

• To share with other visitors

• To remember his brother by offering his favorite food

• To feed the birds

Since when has Totoy Calma been taking care of graves?

• Since 2000

• Since 1980

• Since 1958

• Since 1975

What is a common feature of All Saints' Day in Manila according to the transcript?

• Public parades

• Family gatherings within cemeteries

• Fireworks displays

• Street performances