Music
Which country popularised the music style ‘reggaeton’?
Puerto Rico is the country that popularized reggaeton, though the genre originated in Panama
This Mexican dish consists of a folded tortilla filled with a variety of ingredients, from meats to vegetables and cheeses.
Taco
This Latin American country has won the most FIFA World Cups.
Brazil
This Mexican holiday honors the dead with decorated altars, sugar skulls, and marigold flowers.
Día de los Muertos
Selena Quintanilla was widely renowned as the ‘Queen of _______ Music’.
Tejano
This iconic Argentinian music and dance style is known for its dramatic moves and emotional expression.
Tango
Mate is the national drink of which Latin American country?
Argentina
Known as "El Pibe de Oro" (The Golden Kid), this Argentine soccer player is famous for his "Hand of God" goal.
Diego Maradona
In many Latin American countries, people eat this type of cake or bread with a small figurine or coin hidden inside on January 6, Three Kings' Day.
Rosca de Reyes
This Colombian singer, known for hits like "Hips Don't Lie" and "Waka Waka," is one of Latin America's biggest stars.
Shakira
This lively Mexican music style often includes guitars, violins, trumpets, and traditional costumes.
Mariachi
This Venezuelan and Colombian cornmeal patty is often stuffed with cheese, meat, or beans.
Arepa
This legendary Brazilian soccer player, often regarded as one of the best in history, won three World Cups.
Pelé
This annual celebration, marked by colorful parades, costumes, and music, takes place before Lent in countries like Brazil, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic.
Carnival
Known as the "Queen of Salsa," this Cuban-American singer brought salsa music to mainstream audiences.
Celia Cruz
Known as "the sound of Brazil," this genre includes rhythms like the samba and has roots in Rio de Janeiro.
Bossa Nova
This Peruvian dish, made with marinated raw fish and lime juice, is served with onions, chili peppers, and corn.
Ceviche
This country was the first Latin American team to host and win a World Cup, in 1930.
Uruguay
Across Latin America, during weddings and other special celebrations, people throw this in the air to symbolize blessings and abundance.
Rice
This Spanish singer, known for "Bailando" and "Hero," is a global Latin pop star with numerous chart-topping hits.
Enrique Iglesias
This Dominican music genre, with a name meaning "party," features a fast-paced rhythm and is internationally popular.
Merengue
Known for its smoky flavor, this Brazilian meat dish is often served in skewered cuts at steakhouses.
Churrasco
Known as "La Pulga" (The Flea), this Argentine forward is famous worldwide for his dribbling and scoring skills.
Lionel Messi
During Christmas in Guatemala, this tradition involves gathering unwanted items, placing them in the streets, and burning them in a big bonfire to get rid of negative energy.
La Quema del Diablo (The Burning of the Devil)
This Puerto Rican reggaeton artist, known for "Gasolina" and "Despacito," helped bring Latin music to the global stage.
Daddy Yankee