Thanks for the question! So we’re being asked here for an example of the use of metaphor in corridos that is brought up in the passage. Well, remember, metaphors are brought up in the second paragraph, so that’s a pretty good place to start our search. In case you don’t remember from high school English, metaphors are when we apply a word or phrase to something else that’s different to suggest some kind of similarity. Like “all the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players” or something like that. Now take a look at line 32, where we’re told that in a corrido that describes fights, Cortez uses a metaphor: “I have weathered thunderstorms; / This little mist doesn’t bother me.”
Hope this helps! Feel free to ask any other questions that you might have.
ashleybakeron October 26, 2020
Why not E?
Mazenon February 13, 2022
Because "stampedes" are the literal effect of thunderstorms, and are not meant as a figure of speech. Clearly, on the other hand, storms are not mists, but to the all mighty seasoned fighter Gregorio Cortez they are.
