Central and South American Holidays

Toy has stickers like stylized symbol of the BOPE. Dolls, armed police come with the car. In a department store in Bangor in the west zone of Rio, the announcer repeatedly... keep reading →

Brazil is popular not only with its seductive landscapes and women but with dances. If you love to dance you must dream to take part or only see this magnificent event... keep reading →

I remember how special Christmas use to be while growing up, there was so much fun and love during the yuletide season, families visit families to share the love of the... keep reading →

The Tainos are believed to have been the first inhabitants of Quisqueya (mother of the earth)as far back as the seventh century.They were thought to have introduced the art... keep reading →

In honor of the holiday Cinco De Mayo, I am featuring in this hub two of the greatest Mexican artists of the 20th century, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, whom came to my... keep reading →

Have you ever wanted to throw a true Mexican style party?  This requires some planning and a lot of mexican party decorations. The maraca is one of the most mexicanish... keep reading →

The History and Meaning of Dia de los Muertos come from a mixture of indigenous beliefs and Catholic traditions. This article explores the celebration of day of the dead not... keep reading →

Mexico City is definitely one of the globes greatest places. It is able to combine class together with innovative conveniences with splendid traditions, causing it to be... keep reading →

The FIFA World Cup, the worlds most anticipated and watched event ever. The Brazilian 2014 World Cup event is going to be one of the most fantastic events ever in World Cup... keep reading →

Myths exist, and are commonly believed about certain cultures -- "other people's cultures." In turn, we are often saddened and horrified to learn, that "those other people"... keep reading →