Cultural Tidbit: Argentina’s Literatura Feminina
In the nation that gave birth to such literary giants as Borges and Cortazar, female writers sometimes seem to be overlooked, especially in the eyes of foreigners. When you study Spanish in Argentina, don’t neglect to explore the rich legacy of women writers and feminism in this country. One great place to start is that […]
Cultural Tidbit: Argentina’s Literatura Feminina
In the nation that gave birth to such literary giants as Borges and Cortazar, female writers sometimes seem to be overlooked, especially in the eyes of foreigners. When you study Spanish in Argentina, don’t neglect to explore the rich legacy of women writers and feminism in this country. One great place to start is that […]
Cultural Tidbit: Carnaval del Pais
Did anyone catch the last night of Carnaval last Saturday in Argentina’s top party city? Check out the video on this page for a taste of the show. Argentina’s most famous Carnaval celebration, known as Carnaval del Pais, is held in the city of Gualeguaychu, located between Buenos Aires and Iguazu. Though you’ve probably never […]
Cultural Tidbit: Mapuche Comeback?
One a maligned, misunderstood, and even ignored part of Chilean culture, the indigenous Mapuche people are now enjoying a revival of interest in their beliefs and way of life. Mapuche cuisine is beginning to gain popularity, with a traditional spice made from a blend of smoked chile peppers now exported around the world. Mapuche herbal […]
Cultural Tidbit: Cool Summer Fun in Buenos Aires
Need some ideas for what to do to beat the heat while studying Spanish in Buenos Aires? Check out these suggestions: Top 5 Ice Cream Parlours: Furchi – Family-owned shop in Belgrano serving flavors with no artificial additives El Podio – Shop in Almagro specializing in cream-based flavors Cadore – Best dulce de leche […]
Cultural Tidbit: Peru’s Pink Dolphins
When most people think of Peru, the majestic ruins of cities like Machu Picchu immediately come to mind. Peru’s western lands are often overlooked and unvisited, and tourists lose out on the opportunity to marvel at the rivers of the Amazon, massive freshwater lakes, and one of the planet’s most fascinating creatures: the pink dolphins […]
Cultural Tidbit: Peru’s Pink Dolphins
When most people think of Peru, the majestic ruins of cities like Machu Picchu immediately come to mind. Peru’s western lands are often overlooked and unvisited, and tourists lose out on the opportunity to marvel at the rivers of the Amazon, massive freshwater lakes, and one of the planet’s most fascinating creatures: the pink dolphins […]
Cultural Tidbit: 5 Things to Do in Mendoza
Studying Spanish in Mendoza rather than Buenos Aires has plenty of perks. You’ll enjoy a smaller, quieter city with a beautiful mountain setting and a lower cost of living. However, when it comes to things to do in Mendoza, sometimes it can seem like touring wineries and going to wine tastings is the only activity […]
Cultural Tidbit: Pablo Neruda Mystery
Pablo Neruda, a Nobel-prize-winning Chilean poet, died in 1973. But some feel that questions still surround his death. A devoted communist himself, Neruda died just days after Chile’s socialist president Salvador Allende was ousted in a coup and replaced by brutal dictator Augusto Pinochet. Did supporters or agents of Pinochet poison Neruda, an influential man […]
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