VOICED : Una mujer cose osos de peluche en México con prendas de fallecidos por covid-19

The video discusses Erendira, a Mexican seamstress, who creates teddy bears from the clothing of loved ones lost to COVID-19. These bears help families cope with grief and serve as a means of closure. Araceli shares her story of how a bear made from her father's jacket helps her remember and say goodbye. The bears are sold for $30, providing a way for families to have a farewell that the pandemic has often denied.

What is the primary purpose of the teddy bears created by Erendira?

• To raise funds for COVID-19 research

• To help families remember their loved ones

• To sell them as toys for children

• To promote Mexican craftsmanship

How did Araceli's family handle the funeral of her father?

• They were unable to hold a vigil

• They held a large gathering

• They postponed the funeral

• They traveled to another city

What material was used to make Araceli's teddy bear?

• Her father's favorite hat

• Her father's flannel jacket

• Her father's wool scarf

• Her father's leather gloves

What emotional benefit does Araceli gain from the teddy bear?

• It provides a sense of closure

• It reminds her of her childhood

• It helps her forget her loss

• It encourages her to move away

How much does Erendira charge for each teddy bear?

• $40

• $20

• $10

• $30