Día de los muertos "written calaveras"

Question

Can someone give examples of really simple "written calaveras". I have to write one for Spanish class and I'm not sure what it is.

"I have to write one for Spanish... please click on edit and make this correction. - Jubilado, Oct 26, 2015

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Answer 1

This looks like it might be what you're looking for.

I wish I could give you two votes. - gringojrf, Oct 27, 2015

Answer 2

I have just finished a book, where " calavera " is mentioned as a man who is a rake, a youth who lived an absolutely rowdy and superfluous life.

Answer 3

This is also homework and one of our rules is that we don't to your homework. I hope our members will abide by that. However here is a link to a Wikipedia article about "calaveras". Maybe you can find something there to complete your assignment.

Calavera

I just wanted to know what it is and I am still a little confused. I don't want someone to do my homework because my teacher will definitely know if I did it or if I got it from someone else. - 00a07712, Oct 26, 2015

Answer 4

Here is an example of a "written calavera".