VOICED : Salvadoreño sustituye epitafios por código QR en tumbas de cementerio

In El Salvador, a new technological tribute to the deceased involves QR codes on tombstones, linking to a webpage with the deceased's history and photos. Mesa installed the first QR code for his aunt and a second for his grandmother, aiming to create eternal tributes accessible to anyone with the code. The service starts at $50, and Mesa hopes people will adapt to this modern way of honoring the deceased.

What innovative method is being used in El Salvador to honor the deceased?

• Digital photo frames

• Virtual reality memorials

• QR codes on tombstones

• Holographic displays

Where was the first QR code plaque installed by Mesa?

• In a library

• In a museum

• In a public park

• In the General Cemetery of San Salvador

Who was the first QR code plaque dedicated to?

• Mesa's mother

• Mesa's friend

• Mesa's sister

• Mesa's aunt

What is the starting price for the QR code service offered by Mesa?

• $20

• $50

• $150

• $100

What is Mesa's hope for the future of the QR code service?

• That it replaces traditional tombstones

• That it becomes a global trend

• That it becomes a free service

• That people adapt to this new form of tribute