Culture is a set of customs that identify an individual, both through his ethnic group and through the surrounding society. Likewise, since culture is a hereditary component, it is transmitted by family members as well as by the environment to which a person is exposed. This is why culture can be subjectively divided into two perspectives: public and private. Public and private cultures are related yet distinct concepts, creating a dividing gap between them. Public culture refers to all aspects that identify a particular society in which a person is mobilized. These aspects adopted by the society are considered fundamental since they correspond to the language, clothes, treatment between members, lifestyles and the music and gastronomy in general enjoyed by the traditional society. Furthermore, private culture includes more intimate aspects in which the family takes the main role in the interaction. In this culture, privacy means that the individual experiences what the family context, often guided by ethnicity, is taken as usual although it is not prevalent in ...