When the Thirteen Colonies rebelled against the British Crown, they quickly turned for help to the empire's three major rivals:

The history and evolution of the Spanish language is full of curious details and fun facts. Some of these include,

Inti Raymi is an ancient Incan ceremony in honor of the god Inti ('Sun' in Quechua). Every year on June

In 1898, the mighty Spanish empire was crumbling and rapidly losing territories. The final turning point was the explosion of

El silbo gomero is a special language that uses whistles (silbos) instead of letters from La Gomera, in the Canary

In the late 19th century, Chinese immigrants started arriving in Peru as farm workers, often laboring under terrible conditions. However,

After the coffee plant arrived in Venezuela in 1730, it quickly became one of the country's preferred crops and drink.

The Atacama desert, located in the north of Chile, is the driest nonpolar desert in the world. Although el desierto

María Lorena Ramírez is a long-distance runner from Chihuahua, Mexico. Lorena belongs to the Tarahumara people and proudly competes wearing

The state of California is one of the many places in the American continent named by the Spanish conquistadores. However,

Fanesca is a traditional dish from Ecuador that it's only eaten during Semana Santa (Holy Week). This traditional dish represents

Las loceras de Manicuare are a group of women from a beautiful coastal town in Venezuela who practice and preserve the