HACER
“HACER” means this in Spanish.
“To do”
This country primarily speaks Poruguese.
Brazil
Ceviche originated in this country.
Peru
This type of musical group originated in Mexico.
Mariachi
This dance style originated in Puerto Rico and Panama.
Reggaeton
The HACER acronym stands for…
Hispanic Association for Cultural Enrichment at Rice
The national capital of this country is Santo Domingo.
Dominican Republic
This country is known for arepas.
Venezuela
This Mexican-American singer is known as the “Queen of Tejano Music”.
Selena
The Cha Cha, Rumba, and Mambo originated in this country.
Cuba
HACER was founded this year.
1972
This country is the world’s largest coffee and sugar producer.
Brazil
Chile and Argentina are known for this food, a flour-based breading filled with meat, fruit, etc.
Empanadas
This musical style is popular during Brazil’s Carnival celebration.
Samba
Merengue and Bachata are popular dances from this country.
Dominican Republic
Name HACERS annual cultural showcase.
Ritmo
This country has the world's largest salt flats.
Bolivia
This popular Central American dish is a thick tortilla filled with meat, cheese, beans, etc.
Pupusas
This Colombian artist is known for singing “A Dios le Pido”.
Juanes
This popular Argentinian dance is also popular in Paris, London, Berlin, and New York.
Tango
Name one of HACERs Faculty Advisors.
Mr. Medina, Dr. Aranda, or Dr. Smith
This waterfall in Venezuela is one of the largest in the world.
Angel Falls
The bandeja paisa is popular in this country.
Colombia
This music style heavily incorporates percussion instruments with horns, piano, and bass (Hint: popular in the Caribbean).
Salsa
This Caribbean dance is known for its turns, falls, and wave-like movement.
Zouk