A prolific poet and journalist from Nicaragua, Rubén Darío is also considered the father of the literary Modernism movement in

A lively Argentinean folk-dance known for its cheerful music and agile moves, the Chacarera has stood the test of time and

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According to legend, La Llorona wanders through the night crying and looking for her children bringing misfortune to anyone who crosses

Each February the beaches of Uruguay are crowded with followers of Lemanjá, an important water deity from the Yoruba religion. Click

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