"Fiesta" for Whom? by Junot Diaz

Who is "Ford Fiesta"? In his short story "The Carnival", Juno Diaz shows that abusing his father may lead to family members separated from each other and their cultural values. The narrator, Yunior, explains how he and his family immigrated from the Dominican Republic. I live in New Jersey and I was invited to a party in Bronx, New York City. Since his father and cultural values ​​are closely related, his father has not been in contact with his family. His culture taught him to be patriarchal, indiscriminate and authoritative.

Juno Diaz's "Ford Fiesta, 1980" was talking about Latin boys, Uniol who recalled the stories of immigrant families in the Dominican Republic, and they all participated in the New York City Brown. Private party in the area. Yunior is a middle-aged son of Papi and Mami, older than Madai who was suffering from repetitive motion sickness at the expedition of his father's new lime green Volkswagen in the second of his older brother Rafa. First, when Papi returned home from "work" (later considered his second girlfriend's house, Puerto Rican) to leave their party, Yunior said: "Papi enters Please, grab us, wandering underwear, man, he will kick our nephews and serious ones. "(Diaz, 1996)

A work entitled "Become an author" by Juno Diaz is a short story showing the importance of dedication and sticking to become an excellent writer. Diaz first explained the difficulty of transcending the "mark on page 75" in the novel he was studying. He explained that no matter how hard he tried, he felt like "being locked in a 75-page shipwreck without a key and without repairing the hole in the hull". Diaz explained how to continue his work after the writer's 5 year blockade and began to think that he should continue pursuing other occupations. In search of a new career, Diaz's fian proposed that he list all his talents, but his list is relatively short, only 3 points. Diaz talked about how he saw the list and wanted a spark to improve his spirit ... but this spark never came.

In this article, the author will explain the masculinity of Juno Diaz 's book' The Greatest Life of King Oscar '. In Diaz's book, manhood is a very important and important role. For example, Diaz explained the feelings of becoming a Dominican male and became a "masculine man" like a Dominican. Oscar is one of the novel's men and is considered a shame of Dominican men's culture. Because he does not behave like a real man. In the information provided by Diaz in the novel, it is strong, aggressive, sexual, pimping, offering and protecting the people of the Dominican Republic. In this article, the author explains not only the role of "masculinity" but also the person who acquires the masculinity that Oscar possesses (Yunior). For example, Oscar is a respectful, considerate, considerate person, a person who can talk without sex.