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5 Not-So-Well-Known Spanish Songs You Should Listen To
5 Not-So-Well-Known Spanish Songs You Should Listen To
A selection of music from Spain to stir the emotions
Aloma
Nov 2
3 Things I Miss About Life in the US
3 Things I Miss About Life in the US
Looking back after two years in Spain
Shawn Forno
Oct 30
Terror in the Dentist’s Chair: A Cuban Kid’s Unforgettable First Visit
Terror in the Dentist’s Chair: A Cuban Kid’s Unforgettable First Visit
One visit, a syringe, and a trauma that still lingers.
Eunice Rabert Hernández
Oct 29
Paradors and Pilgrims — Sometimes They Go Hand in Hand
Paradors and Pilgrims — Sometimes They Go Hand in Hand
The surprisingly rooted reality of Spain’s state-owned chain of monumental luxury hotels
Margaret Gypsy
Oct 26
It All Started on a Sunday Afternoon
It All Started on a Sunday Afternoon
Tales of a (very new to the job) Spanish-speaking podcaster
Elena Douvika
Oct 25
Vegetarian Dining in Spain
Vegetarian Dining in Spain
A few delights worth seeking out for those who don’t eat meat, or just want a break from ‘jamón, jamón’ while visiting España
Matthew Clapham
Oct 24
Move Over, Olive Groves! Meet the OG Mediterranean Tree
Move Over, Olive Groves! Meet the OG Mediterranean Tree
The carob — even more craggily representative of the Med than its fancier look-alike
Matthew Clapham
Oct 23
It’s For The English Guy To See
It’s For The English Guy To See
The Anglo-Portuguese bond remains strong through idiomatic expressions
Maria Garcia
Oct 22
Loving España, Yet Flummoxed by the Food Situation Again
Loving España, Yet Flummoxed by the Food Situation Again
Meat, meat and more meat — not to mention the eating hours
Joe Guay - Dispatches From the Guay Life!
Oct 22
How I Outsmarted Cuban Work Camp: Rats, Spices, and the Struggle to Survive
How I Outsmarted Cuban Work Camp: Rats, Spices, and the Struggle to Survive
A Tale of Cunning Escape, Desperate Meals, and Unexpected Allies
Eunice Rabert Hernández
Oct 21
Facing Fear on a Wave in Costa Rica
Facing Fear on a Wave in Costa Rica
Learning about strength and humility from the might of the ocean
Connie Raley-Rose
Oct 19
How Do You Say ‘Albañilería’ in English?
How Do You Say ‘Albañilería’ in English?
Or more to the point, where and when would you want to say it at all?
Matthew Clapham
Oct 18
The Wonder of Cho Pancho
The Wonder of Cho Pancho
The magical place that soothed and ignited my soul.
Victoria Eden
Oct 17
Americans, We Don’t Hate You Because You’re Rich
Americans, We Don’t Hate You Because You’re Rich
There’s lots of reasons — and you can fix most of them
Islander
Oct 13
Good Taste: Is It Real or Just a Matter of Perspective?
Good Taste: Is It Real or Just a Matter of Perspective?
Through the eyes of a Cuban immigrant
Eunice Rabert Hernández
Oct 10
Angel DiMaria Inspired This?
Angel DiMaria Inspired This?
This is an immigrant story. Tonight, I watched Angel DiMaria on Netflix. First of all, I cried 80% of the time. Yes, I am a huge futbol…
Angi Milano @ Maven Advisory
Oct 9
You Won’t Believe How My Family Finally Got Rid of Lice — It Was Insane!
You Won’t Believe How My Family Finally Got Rid of Lice — It Was Insane!
A Cuban girl’s wild journey through drastic remedies, unexpected solutions, and one unforgettable trick that made her scalp a no-fly zone
Eunice Rabert Hernández
Oct 7
Why the Mexican president’s demand for Spain to apologize is ridiculous, illogical, and ignoring…
Why the Mexican president’s demand for Spain to apologize is ridiculous, illogical, and ignoring…
Or why I care so much about Mexican politics.
Blog del Fronterizo 🇺🇸/🇲🇽
Oct 6
Discourse on The Hispanic Identity of Filipinos
Discourse on The Hispanic Identity of Filipinos
Delfín Santiago y Valenzuela 🐬
Oct 4
¿Cómo Cancelas?
¿Cómo Cancelas?
Read this to survive the checkout process in Chile
Chloe Gordon
Oct 4
Villardefrades, Where Time and Construction Stopped in 1790
Villardefrades, Where Time and Construction Stopped in 1790
As two 93-year-olds explained to me, when the donor funding this massive baroque church died, so did the project
Vincent Gragnani
Oct 2
How I’m Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month
How I’m Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month
Unlearning should also be part of the process
Besanya Santiago Ayala
Oct 1
Boarded on the Border
Boarded on the Border
Embracing ignorance and ambivalence, to foster calma
Islander
Oct 1
How to Survive a Drive in an Old Cuban Moskovich Without Doors
How to Survive a Drive in an Old Cuban Moskovich Without Doors
Sweat, laughter, and the Cuban ingenuity of holding your car together
Eunice Rabert Hernández
Sep 30
There’s No Such Thing as Too Many Bananas
There’s No Such Thing as Too Many Bananas
When your banana plants overproduce!
Adelia Ritchie, PhD
Sep 29
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