Hispanic Culture

How to Get Up To $4,000 to Move Out Of State

By AngelBean

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Did you just find a good job out of state and now need help to move? Getting money for moving expenses is easy if you know the right agency to tap... more »

How to Make Panama Pies (A meat pie with some kick to it)

By airesflora

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Panama pies are a Latin variation to the classic American meat pie, but it has a kick to it. I use pre-made pie dough and cut it down to keep it easy. This recipe is spicy and hot, but incredible on a cold winter's day... more »

How to Move to Mexico if Your Spouse is Deported

By airesflora

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Mexican border towns are growing at an alarming rate. Deportations have brought a new dynamic to the American Latino family. Many of us are now living a dual life, residing with our deported spouse in Mexico and crossing the border each day to ... more »

How to Order Food in Spanish Language

By missforty

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Would you like to feel more comfortable ordering food in Spanish or communicating basic needs in a restaurant in the Spanish language? Learning a few phrases and then practicing them each time you visit a restaurant will help you to learn a new ... more »

How to Select a Dress for a Quinceañera Party

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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When a Hispanic girl celebrates her Quinceañera, she is making her first step from being a little girl to being a woman. The young lady celebrating her Quinceañera needs a special dress for the church service and for the party that follows. ... more »

How to Talk Trash While You Are Playing Spades

By AngelBean

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Talking trash is as much a part of the game of spades as putting players out of the game is a part of Monopoly. The thing is you have to know when to be creative and when to be downright vulgar. Here are some tips to help you distinguish the ... more »

How to Tell the Difference Between Real Mexican Talavera and Fake

By airesflora

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Mexican majolica, known as Talavera is an artform used to create pottery. The creativity and imagination behind the designs have fascinated people for years. The colors are exquisite, many in jeweled tones that capture the eye. Talavera is a ... more »

How to Throw a Quinceañero

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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A Quinceañero (spelled with an "o") is a party celebrating the fact that a boy is turning into a man. Hispanic girls have long celebrated their 15th birthday in this way. So, why not allow the boys to share in this Hispanic tradition? ... more »

How to Visit New York's Ethnic Museums

By NYLady

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New York is the epicenter of this country’s melting pot, so it only makes sense that the city offers at least 25 ethnic museums and cultural centers that can be visited by the public. They permit visitors to explore the past, discover something ... more »

How to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Many different cultural traditions are encompassed by the people of the United States, and Latin Americans are no exception. Hispanics have played an important role in American history, from early exploration to modern arts and sciences. National ... more »

How to Deal with the Detention of an Immigrant Spouse and Homeland Security

By airesflora

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So your loved one has been detained for deportation and you have no idea what to do or where to begin. When you visit your loved one as they await their deportation hearings you will feel an overwhelming sense of frustration, humility, and a ... more »

How to Drink Tequila With No Lemon And Salt

By expertelement

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When drinking Tequila most people lick salt, drink the tequila, then suck a lemon. I learned how to drink Tequila the right way at a Tequila distillery in Mexico. Follow these steps to drink Tequila the right way, or in case there is no salt ... more »

How to Make Mexican Chocolate Ice Cream

By Anthony Delgado

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Lear how to make a delicious Mexican Chocolate Ice Cream from authentic Mexican chocolate. Makes 1 quart (8 servings)... more »

How to Endure the Deportation of a Loved One

By airesflora

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In this time of Immigration raids by ICE agents across the U.S., many U.S. citizens and families of immigrants are left to grieve the loss of loved ones deported to countries far away. Left behind, families are left to pick up the pieces and try ... more »

How to Make a Day of the Dead Altar

By Denise Alvarado

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Día de los Muertos is a holiday rooted in the ancient past of Mesoamerica. My ancestors were in awe of the eternal cycle of life and death and believed in the need for sacrifice to assure the continuation of life. The Aztecs of past honored ... more »

How to make Dominican Rice Pudding - Arroz on Leche

By lacollado

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There are many ways of making this delicious Euro-carribean treat. Here, you will learn how to make Arroz con Leche -Dominican style... more »

How to Spend a Night in Santiago, Chile

By Bretton Rodriguez

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Often overlooked in favor of its flashier neighbors--Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, and Cusco--Santiago has a flair and style all its own. So, after a day of wandering the outdoor markets of Pueblito los Domincos, climbing San Cristobel hill, ... more »

How to make a Dominican Sancocho

By djprietoblack

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The following recipe will serve 4 people (but remember this is 'generous' Dominican portions...which probably means it will serve at least 6 in most other places!!) and it can be cooked in approximately one and half hours. ..... more »

How to Make Salvadoran Pupusas

By airesflora

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The Salvadoran Pupusa is something many Latinos salivate over. It is a thick tortilla usually filled with cheese and pork meat, fried and often served a tomato salsa and "curtido," which is a cabbage salad in a vinagarette. There are ... more »

How to Play With a Piñata

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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Playing piñata, a well-known Mexican traditon for generations, is fun for all ages at any kind of party. Kids love it because they get to try to hit something and there's candy involved. What could be better? There are few formal rules, but ... more »

How to Tour the Navarro House in San Antonio

By jamesbankston

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In the middle of downtown San Antonio, across the street from the old county jail in fact, is the home of early Texas statesman Jose Antonio Navarro. Unfortunately, because it lacks the flash or resources of more famous tourist attractions, it ... more »

How to Avoid Stockholm Syndrome if You Are Detained or Abused

By airesflora

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With the sudden influx of Immigration Raids, and kidnappings, not to mention the abuse cycles towards children and women, it is important to know that you could become a victim to Stockholm Syndrome. Many abuse survivors today sufffer from the ... more »

How to Celebrate Dia de los Muertos

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Called Day of the Dead in English, Dia de los Muertos is a Mexican holiday with a complex history and it'soften celebrated differently in various regions. However, there are some standard traditions and practices associated with Dia de los ... more »

How to Deal with a Husband filled with Machismo

By airesflora

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So you've married a man filled with pride in his machismo. He's told you he expects his meals hot on the table, home-made, and ready for him when he gets home, even though you work too. Other than his machismo, he's a keeper and you want to know ... more »

How to Decorate a Mexican Home for Christmas

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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The nativity scene (El Nacimiento in Spanish) is the most important part of the Christmas decorations displayed in most Mexican homes... more »

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