This term describes large, lively celebrations common in many Latino cultures, where music, dance, and family come together to create an atmosphere of joy and unity.
What is fiesta?
While typically spoken by those who are bilingual, this language often incorporates elements of both Spanish and English, sometimes switching back and forth within a single sentence.
What is Spanglish
This traditional dance and party style, originating in the Caribbean, often includes live music, vibrant costumes, and a mix of rhythmic movements. It’s commonly associated with celebrations like Carnaval.
What is salsa
This ethnically ambiguous character is known for asking viewers questions and solving problems with the help of her talking backpack and monkey friend.
What is Dora la Exploradora
Known for its colorful parades, street dancing, and exuberant celebrations, this annual event takes place in many countries, from the Caribbean to South America, typically before Lent.
Typically held around Christmas and New Year’s, this traditional event involves singing, food, and fellowship, celebrating with family and community.
What is posada
This is a key cultural value that reflects the importance of celebrating life's milestones, building strong community bonds, and creating spaces for collective joy, often through music, dance, and family gatherings.
What is celebration of life and the value of familismo?
Spanish grammar was first published in what year by Antonio De Nebrija? (hint: this is also the same year Columbus discovered America)
What is 1492