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FOOD OF EL SALVADOR

For breakfast, Salvadorans serve refried beans with cheese and tortillas.

Salvadorans serve eggs, fried plantains, and ha as well, b!t the t"pical

breakfast of El Salvador consists of refried beans with cheese and tortillas.

FOOD OF #A$A%A

&he food in #anaa is !ni'!e. For breakfast, #anaanians eat a fried corn

tortilla with scrabled eggs and cheese. #anaanians also eat fresh fr!it. &he

co(ee is fao!s #anaa and #anaanians drink co(ee with their breakfast.

&he t"pical food of #anaa incl!des beef, chicken or )sh with rice, beans, and

fr!its and vegetables

FOOD OF $*+ARA-A

&here are an" traditional dishes in $icarag!a. $icarag!a each region has its

own traditional dish. owever, gallo pinto, a i/t!re of fried rice with onions,

sweet peppers, red beans, and garlic, served ever" da" in ever" region. allo

pinto is a national s"bol.

FOOD OF O$D-RAS


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ond!ras breakfast breakfast is siilar to the -nited States. ond!ran serve

scrabled eggs, refried beans and tortillas. a and cheese are served well.

FOOD OF -A&E%ALA

&he !atealan breakfast is siple. For breakfast, !atealans served eggs,

tortillas, beans, and a variet" of fresh fr!its. For e/aple, these fr!its incl!de

bananas, papa"as, angoes and avocados.

FOOD FOR +OS&A R*+A

One of the +osta Rican dishes is known as 0%arried0 and !s!all" eaten at

l!nch. &his dish consists of rice and beans, plantains, salad, eat or chicken in

sa!ce and it is also accopanied with ashed potatoes.

+-L&-RE OF SALVADOR

c!lt!re of El Salvador is a i/t!re of the %a"a, Lenca, $ah!a, -l!a, Spanish

and other ethnic gro!ps inoritarios.%enos 12 of the pop!lation speaks


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$ah!atl c!lt!res. &he +atholic religion pla"ed an iportant role in the c!lt!re of

El Salvador. Articles painting, ceraics and te/tiles are the ain an!al

artistic e/pressions astrono"

&he p!p!sas, traditional dish for food e/celencia.La ost notable are El

Salvador p!p!sas. &he #!p!sa is a thick tortilla ade b" hand 3either !sing

corneal or rice do!gh4

+-L&-RE OF #A$A%A

#anaa has a c!lt!ral diversit" that akes it !ni'!e in the region. One of the

biggest contrib!tors to the co!ntr"5s wealth is the constant presence of visitors

and the i/ of c!lt!res fro aro!nd the world. As a contact point and a point of

passage, this sall strip of land is considered a tr!e elting pot. 6ith nearl"

fo!r illion people, the pop!lation of #anaa is coposed of 782 esti9o

3i/ed Aerindian and +a!casian race4 and !lattoes 3i/ed +a!casian and

African descent4

+-L&-RE OF $*+ARA-A

$icarag!a5s c!lt!re is the prod!ct of the i/t!re of indigeno!s c!lt!re

3+horotega and $ah!atl4, the Spanish and African. : See ore at;

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+aribbean, %a"pole dancing : See ore at;

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+-L&-RE OF +OS&A R*+A

+osta Rica has a lot of traditions that are carried over fro histor", and

respresentan +osta Rican c!lt!re and the 0tico0 citi9en. &he best wa" to

represent the c!lt!re of a co!ntr" is thro!gh c!stos, and often serve to

identif" geographic paraeters and !nderstand the entalit" of the citi9ens

that ake !p the region. One of the traditions costarricenes called 0La

Roera0 *t is based on a walk to the asilica of the Angels located in

downtown +arthage. &he walk starts fro an"where in the co!ntr", the da"s

before A!g!st ,

1.Guatemala: Espaol (Otros: Ingls, quich, cakchiquel, mam, tzutuhil, quekch, pocomam,

entre otros 40 ms)

2.Honduras: Espaol (Otros: Ingls, miskito, pipil, lenca)

3.El Salvador:Espaol (Otros: Ingls, pipil, nahuatl, lenca)

4.Nicaragua:Espaol (Otros: Ingls, misquito y unas doce lenguas ms)5.Costa Rica:Espaol (Otros: Ingls, chino)

6.Panam:Espaol (Otros: Ingls)


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%!sic of El Salvador

El Salvador is therefore the s! of feat!res of the di(erent c!lt!res that have

ingled aong his people thro!gho!t histor".

*n his !sic it incl!des religio!s songs, ainl" +atholic, !sed to celebrate

+hristas and other holida"s, especiall" to coeorate the patron saint of a

given pop!lation.

#op!lar st"les in odern Salvador incl!de; c!bia, ereng!e, salsa and ore.

%-S*+ OF #A$A%A

&he !sic of #anaa is the res!lt of crossbreeding, especiall" where there has

been over the past )ve h!ndred "ears between the *berian traditions,

especiall" those of Andal!sia, Aerican *ndians and 6estern Africa

6ith this rich c!lt!ral heritage, #anaa has contrib!ted signi)cantl" to thedevelopent of c!bia, the tenth, the #anaanian saloa, corridor,

#anaanian b!nde, b!llereng!e, the point, the taborito, ar?ora, bolero,

?a99, salsa, reggae and cal"pso

%-S*+ OF $*+ARA-A


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&he !sic is a i/t!re of $icarag!a, especiall" indigeno!s Spanish and

E!ropean inG!ences. &heir !sical instr!ents incl!de ariba and others

coon in +entral Aerica. 1

$icarag!a en?o"s the !sic of local artists b!t also en?o" !sic fro aro!nd

the world. &he" en?o" the bachata and ereng!e fro the Doinican Rep!blic,

Haaica reggae, reggaeton and c!bia fro #anaa to +olobia, aong other

genres, incl!ding pop. Aong the crowds of "o!ng eletal heav" rock and

have becoe ver" pop!lar

%-S*+ OF O$D-RAS

&he !sic of ond!ras is one of the best anifestations of diversit". &he st"les

var" fro c!lt!re to c!lt!re. Local iss!es s!ch as the arif!na 0tip0 st"le, a

di(erent +aribbean st"les like ereng!e, reggae, reggaeton and salsa, the

c!lt!re in which a" be the st"le originated feel thro!gh "o!r energ".

ond!ras is hoe to several well:known !sicians and bands that show the

di(erent st"les of ond!ran !sic. Soe ond!ran artists and bands have

been aro!nd for "ears, and are known in vario!s parts of the world asIhaoticos 3Ihaos, fro San #edro S!la4, beetles, fr!it loops and e/tree Rock

Latino

%-S*+A DE -A&E%ALA


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*n !ateala the !sic consists of a wide range of st"les fro di(erent

so!rces, at di(erent stages of histor" the !sic evolves and anifests a

!sical and c!lt!ral richness of its own.

&he !sic r!ns the %a"a is known fro the pictogras preserved in

an!scripts, ceraics and !rals.

According to the ill!strations were wind instr!ents and wind instr!ents

perc!siJn.Los consisted of G!tes ade of cane and bone whistles, whistles and

ocarinas of di(erent designs and whistling vessels.

%-S*+A DE +OS&A R*+A

+osta Rican !sic, as is the case with ost c!lt!ral events in the co!ntr", is a

i/t!re of rh"ths that cae fro an" '!arters. Aong the oldest, of

co!rse, the" are the walt9, which becae, in the cit" of +artago its own

characteristics, like the %a9!rka and #olka, both rh"ths coing fro E!rope

via Spain 3+atalonia4. $ational Air alada national polic" olero; Street +orrido

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