Wrapped Up! Pasteles, Tamales, Humitas and More…
As a Puerto Rican, pasteles are ingrained in my heart! Then I was introduced to the tamales… Read More →
As a Puerto Rican, pasteles are ingrained in my heart! Then I was introduced to the tamales… Read More →
“Z” is for zoo and for zoológico! This post is about learning Spanish at the zoo, and Spanish zoo books for kids. Read More →
Although the Puerto Rican Flamboyant tree is not the island’s national tree, it is one of the most beautiful and recognizable trees across the island. They are colorful, and very majestic. Hailing from Madagascar these exotic trees have adapted to it’s natural environment on the island. “El flamboyán” in SpanishRead More →
Day of the Dead is observed annually from November 1 through November 2 in Mexico, and many Latin American countries. However, I bet you didn’t know that it’s also celebrated in other parts of the world as well. Intrigued? Well you’re in luck! I’m over at Multicultural Kid BlogsRead More →
Every country has it’s own traditional sweet treat, and Ecuador has espumillas! Espumilla is a guava meringue cream and a very popular Ecuadorian street food.Read More →
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