Explore the cultural diversity of Latin America
Meet New York Times bestselling author Isabel Allende’s most enchanting creation, Eva Luna: a lover, a writer, a revolutionary, and above all a storyteller. Eva Luna is the daughter of a professor’s assistant and a snake-bitten gardener—born poor, orphaned at an early age, and working as a servant. Eva is a naturally gifted and imaginative storyteller who […]
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One of the world’s greatest and most well-known ancient civilizations is the Inca of Peru (and Bolivia and parts of Ecuador and Chile). It is a part of Latin American culture that brings great pride to those from the region, and awe from visitors. Many may know of the ruins at Machu Picchu, Peru and […]
Read MoreHola, How’s your weekend been so far?  I have some Spanglish memes to make you smile. I may have had tacos on my mind…. Have a great week! Check out my Hispani-centric Memes Pinterest Board for more jokes like these and the links to the ones above.
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Hola mis amigos, Today we are taking another glimpse into Latin culture through music. This time we’re talking about Bolero music. Bolero refers to a type of music and to its associated dances. Interestingly, the origins of this musical genre is two fold. The older version of Bolero dates back to 18th century Spain and […]
Read MoreHi, How are you this lunes? Today I’m introducing you to Sherica, who blogs over at Queen of My Blessed Home. She asked me to share her language learning post with you and I think you’ll find it inspiring and practical too. It’s all about her journey to learn Spanish. Sometimes, it’s very useful to […]
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!Hola mis amigos! Welcome to another Spanish lesson. Today’s lesson will have us wagging our tongues, twisting them into all sorts of shapes and getting our Spanish vowels loose and fluent. We’re doing more tongue twisters (trabalenguas)! You can check out the first five I posted here. Trabalenguas are a great way to train your […]
Read MoreEl ecuador: The equator The equator runs right through the country of Ecuador. To celebrate this circumstance of nature, the Ciudad Mitad del Mundo monument was built on the location where the equator supposedly lies. Read more about the monument, and the place where you can stand in two hemispheres at the same time, by clicking […]
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