Geography
What is the capital of Guatemala?
Guatemala City
The traditional Salvadoran dish is tamales, made of corn masa, filled with meats or beans, and wrapped in banana leaves.
Tamales
Celebrated in Guatemala on November 1st, families visit cemeteries and fly giant kites.
Dia de los Muertos (Day of the dead)
This traditional Salvadoran dance music uses drums, flutes, and marimbas
Cumbia
This narrow country connects Central America to South America.
Panama
A popular Guatemalan drink made from roasted cocoa, sugar, cinnamon, and sometimes chili.
Atole (Chocolate Caliente)
This festival in Panama celebrates the country's independence with parades, music, and colorful costumes.
Carnaval de Panamá
This Guatemalan instrument is a large xylophone-like instrument made of wood and metal keys
Marimba
Nicaragua
This Nicaraguan dish is made with beef, rice, beans, and plantains.
Gallo pinto con carne
In El Salvador, this holiday is celebrated with fireworks and a procession of lanterns in December
Christmas Eve
What is the most popular music genre in Panama?
Reggaeton
This country has two coasts: the Caribbean and the Pacific, and its capital in San José.
Costa Rica
This Costa Rican snack is a deep-fried pastry filled with sweet or savory ingredients, often eaten during festivals.
Empanada
Costa Rica celebrates this day on April 11th, commemorating the country's independence.
This Costa Rican band is famous for mixing reggae, rock, and Latin rhythms, with hits like "Luna Nueva."
Gandhi
This Central American Country is the only one with no Caribbean coast and is famous for the Mayan ruins of Copán.
Honduras
This Honduran dish consists of fried tortillas topped with refried beans, cheese, and pickled cabbage.
Baleada
Honduras celebrates this May festival in La Ceiba, considered the biggest of its kind in Central America
La Feria Isidra
This Nicaraguan-American Artist became famous in the U.S. for Latin pop and tropical music in the early 2000s. One of his biggest hits is "Yo No Se Mañana"
Luis Enrique