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One of the mothers from the movie Grown Ups.

Salma Hayak

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Made w/ rice, milk, & cinnamon.

Arroz con Leche

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Who said, "MI GENTE LATINO!"?

Jennifer Lopez

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This country is an isthmus. 

(An isthmus is a narrow strip of land connecting 2 larger land masses)

Panama

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This is a popular food eaten all over Latin America and is usually wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves.

Tamales

400

Who plays the youngest Carpenter sister from the Scream franchise.

Jenna Ortega

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A sweet & caramelized egg custard.

Flan

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"PORQUE ERES MI NOVIO CHRISTIAN!"

Angela Aguilar

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This Latin American country is the only country in South America who's official language is English.

Guyana

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First Latina to headline a global stadium tour

Karol G

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Main male love interest from the popular telenovela "La Fea Mas Bella".

Jaime Camil

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This dessert includes whole, evaporated, and sweetened condensed milk.

Tres Leches

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Who said, "It's Mr. 305."?

Pitbull

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This Latin American country is the only country in South America who's official language is Dutch.

Suriname

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Name the largest spanish speaking country in the world.

Mexico

800

Who sings the lyrics "El chico del apartamento 512".

Selena Quintanilla

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Inspired by an object you can find at the beach

Conchas

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Who said, "Tu, conoces a Pin Pon?"?

Gingy

(Gingerbread Man)

(Quote from the Spanish version of Shrek)

800

This country hosted the 1st ever World Cup in 1930.

Uruguay

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Is set to star in the "Gladiator 2" movie and is from Chile!

Pedro Pascal 

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Known as "The Queen of Latin Music"

Shakira

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Sweet, fried dough pastry founded in Spain & brought to Mexico in the 16th century

Churros

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Who said, "Porque no eres una niƱa normal?"

Ludovico P. Luche

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This country has mandatory broadcasting of the national anthem every day at 6am & 6pm.

Colombia
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This city is brought up in multiple spanish songs. 

Santo Domingo