Hispanic Dress and Dance
Nature
Latino
Unique Eats
Unique Eats
Flag Facts
Latin American Current Events
100
This headwear made of felt or straw takes its name from the Spanish word 'sombra,' meaning "shade."
Sombrero
100
This multicolored avian is commonly found in the tropical region of the Americas.
Parrot or Macaw
100
You'll find this delightful treat nestled in a corn husk.
Tamale
100
The stars on this flag represent the number of states in this country.
Brazil
100
Brazil recently announced that they are set to hold this grand festival in 2022 that usually takes place yearly right before the start of Lent.
Carnival (Carnaval)
200
This warm outer garment was one of the typical clothes in many South and Central American cultures
Poncho
200
Almost 90% of these furry mammals live exclusively in Peru
Alpaca
200
Stuffed with whatever your heart desires, these pastries come fried or baked to your liking.
Empanada
200
Francisco de Miranda originally created the common yellow, blue and red flag that Ecuador, Venezuela and this country share.
Colombia
200
This Fútbol team defeated Colombia's on penalties to reach the 2021 Copa América Final.
Argentina
300
The tango originated in this country
Argentina
300
This country is home to the highest waterfall in the world (Salto Ángel)
Venezuela
300
Though house pets to some, the Guinea pig serves as a traditional and important source of protein in this country
Peru
300
The central emblem of this flag has its roots in the legend of Tenochtitlan from this ancient culture from Central America.
Aztec
300
Argentina recently banned exports on this culinary staple in an attempt to curb inflation
Meat
400
This traditional skirt can often be seen during festivals or celebrations in various Latin American countries.
Pollera
400
This South American desert is considered to be the driest nonpolar desert on earth.
Atacama
400
This seafood dish is often enjoyed early in the morning, fresh from that morning's catch.
Ceviche
400
The star on the Chilean Flag represents this neighboring celestial body held in high regard by the country's indigenous Mapuche people.
Venus
400
This natural rock formation in the Galapagos Islands recently collapsed due to natural erosion.
Darwin's Arch
500
This style of dance originated in the Andalusian region of southern Spain which is most often associated with the Roma or gypsy people (gitanos)
Flamenco
500
This member of the toothed whale species is native to the Amazon basin and can often be seen sporting a rather unusual color as it glides through the water.
Pink Dolphin
500
This cross between cake and bread has a unique shape often described as a cupola.
Panetón
500
The color's of this countries flag are arranged like the colors of the two national flowers, the kantuta (left) and the patuju (right).
Bolivia
500
A bizarre chain of events, including a lightning storm and a simultaneous gas pipeline leak, recently set off a strange subaquatic fireball seen in this country
Mexico