Language/Terminology
Music/Dance
Geography/Flags
Cuisine
Pop Culture
100
This country has the largest population whose second language is Spanish
United States
100
In 2020, this Puerto Rican artist became the first non-English language act to be Spotify’s most streamed artist of the year.
Bad Bunny
100
This country boasts Latin America's largest land mass
Brazil
100
This seafood dish originated in Peru and is typically made from fresh raw fish cured in citrus juices.
Ceviche
100
This children's film highlights Mexico's Dia de Los Muertos
Coco
200
"Absorbente", "pajita", "pitillo", "sorbete", and "pajilla" are all Spanish words for this.
Drinking straw
200
The first Latino inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (1998)
Carlos Santana
200
This country's flag.
Chile
200
These berries grow on palm trees and are native to Brazil and are now a popular breakfast dish in the US.
Acai
200
This Latina duo played the Superbowl in 2020
JLo and Shakira
300
In Chile, "guagua" means baby. However in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico it means this
bus or truck
300
Colombia's national dance
Cumbia
300
The America's highest mountain
Mount Aconcagua in Argentina
300
Popular Argentine legends suggest this was discovered by accident in the early 19th century when a maid left sweetened milk on the stove, only to find it transformed into a thick and creamy mixture.
Dulce de Leche
300
This Netflix thriller/drama features an infamous mask based on Salvado Dali's likeness
Casa de Papel aka Money Heist
400
This Spanish word can mean "now", "later", "in a bit", and "immediately"
Ahorita
400
This style of dance originated in the Dominic Republic and is based around 4 basic steps (3 normal steps and then a tap step with a hip pop)
Bachata
400
This desert in Latin America has been used for Mars expedition simulations due to its extreme weather conditions compared to other deserts
Atacama Desert (Chile)
400
Colombia's unofficial national dish.
Bandeja Paisa
400
The year the first Mexican-born American woman, Katya Echazarreta, flew to space
2022
500
30% of Guatemala speaks some form of this ancient civilization's language
Mayan
500
Known internationally as “The Queen of Salsa”, her catchphrase "¡Azúcar!" ("Sugar!") has become one of the most recognizable symbols of salsa music.
Celia Cruz
500
This flag is controversial because it represents this country locally within its territory but has not been formally approved. 
French Guiana
500
When Aztec priests would make human sacrifices to their gods, they would offer the heart and use the rest of the flesh for this ceremonial dish.
Pozole
500
The only Latina actress with an EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony award)
Rita Moreno
