Culture

  • The Rich Artisanal Heritage of the Southern Cone: A Fusion of Culture and Identity

    The Southern Cone of America, encompassing countries such as Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and parts of Paraguay and Brazil, is home to deeply rooted artisanal traditions that reflect the region’s rich cultural diversity and history. Passed down through generations, these crafts not only highlight the artisans’ creativity but also serve as a living connection to the […]

  • Caribbean Marine Biodiversity: A Window into an Underwater Paradise

    The Caribbean Sea, with its warm, crystalline waters and vibrant marine ecosystems, is one of the world’s most biodiverse regions. Stretching across over a million square miles, this marine paradise is home to stunning coral reefs, rare species, and delicate ecosystems, all of which play a crucial role in the balance of oceanic life and […]

  • Caribbean Cuisine: A Vibrant Fusion of Flavors and Cultures

    The Caribbean, with its more than 7,000 islands and 26 countries, offers a diverse and vibrant culinary landscape. Each island presents unique gastronomic experiences influenced by its environment, people, and culture. Here are some standout dishes that reflect the heart of Caribbean cuisine: Keshi Yena and Blue Curaçao – Curaçao Curaçao’s cuisine is a celebration […]

  • Arab Festivals in Latin America: Building Cultural Bridges

    In recent years, Latin America has witnessed a significant rise in festivals dedicated to Arab culture. These events not only celebrate the heritage of Arab communities in the region but have also become spaces for cultural exchange, where music, dance, gastronomy, and art serve as bridges between East and West. RELATED: The Silent Legacy of […]

  • Cuba Awards the 2025 National Film Prize to Actress Mirta Ibarra

    She deserves the award for her legacy, continuity, versatility, and long trajectory in Cuban cinema, the ICAIC stated. On Thursday, Cuban media reported that actress, screenwriter, and documentarian Mirta Ibarra received the 2025 National Film Award in recognition of her long career in Cuban cinema. RELATED: Flight from U.S. Returns 60 Irregular Migrants to Cuba, […]

  • The Güijes: Myths and Legends of Cuban Rural Folklore

    Cuban rural folklore is a vast universe filled with myths and legends that have endured over time, even in our modern era. Among these magical creatures, the Güijes—also known as chichiricús or jigües in some regions—stand out as one of the most popular and fascinating beings. These mythical entities are considered cousins of the goblins, […]

  • The Caribbean: A Rich Tapestry of Cultures and Traditions

    The Caribbean stands as a remarkable cultural mosaic, shaped by centuries of history and diverse influences. This unique fusion of African, European, Indigenous, and Asian traditions has given rise to a wealth of customs and practices that remain vibrant today. From spiritual rituals to festive celebrations, the region is a testament to the power of […]

  • The Majlis: One of the Symbols of Qatari Culture

    Majlis, an integral space in Qatari society, serves as a communal venue where people gather to discuss pressing matters, akin to the salons of Western Europe. Traditionally, majlis are designated as male-only spaces, while women hold their gatherings within the home. This unique room, located near the entrance of the house, ensures visitors avoid entering […]

  • Islamic Medicine: A Legacy of Knowledge and Innovation

    Throughout history, the Islamic world has played a crucial role in shaping medical science. From the medieval hospitals of Baghdad to the groundbreaking surgical tools of Al-Andalus, Islamic medicine not only preserved ancient knowledge but also expanded the frontiers of medical practice. In an era often overshadowed by the dominance of European narratives, it is […]

  • Arabian Women’s Fashion Is Tradition, Diversity and Evolution

    The clothing of women in Arab countries reflects a rich cultural heritage, religious influences, and a growing fusion with global trends. While many people associate Arab fashion with the hijab or abaya, the reality is far more diverse and fascinating.Arab women’s fashion is deeply influenced by Islam, which promotes modesty in dress. Concepts such as […]

  • Censorship of Venezuelan Films Reveals Fascism at the Malaga Film Festival

    ‘They are afraid of Venezuela’s truth,’ President Maduro stated. On Monday, President Nicolas Maduro harshly criticized the censorship of three Venezuelan films that will not be screened at Casa de America in Madrid. RELATED: Bukele’s Regime Humiliates Venezuelan Migrants: President Maduro “Fascism has prevailed for now. They censored three Venezuelan films. They are afraid of […]

  • Mexico Aims for Stronger Tourism and Key Events in 2026

    Mexico is gearing up for a more robust tourism sector and significant events in 2026, with the inaugural edition of the International Tourism Fair ITB Américas set to take place in Guadalajara. Scheduled from November 10 to 12, 2026, this event aims to become the premier travel industry event covering North, Central, and South America, […]

  • 4th Mexican Caribbean Gastronomic Festival Draws Over 7,500 Visitors in Bacalar

    With more than 7,500 national and international visitors, the 4th Mexican Caribbean Gastronomic Festival successfully concluded in Bacalar’s central park, solidifying its status as one of Quintana Roo’s premier culinary events. A Celebration of Caribbean Flavors Over 19 culinary exhibitors showcased 40+ gastronomic experiences representing the 12 destinations of the Mexican Caribbean. Additionally, 10 exhibitors […]

  • Dark and aromatic beverage connecting Latin America with the Arab world

    Coffee, that dark and aromatic beverage that awakens the senses and accompanies the mornings of millions of people, is much more than a simple drink: it is a cultural bridge connecting Latin America to the Arab world. Its history is a fascinating journey that begins in the mountains of Yemen, where, according to legend, a […]