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Es Machu Picchu. This is the sacred city of the Incas. From far below in the valley of the Urubamba River, it is invisible. An American, Hiram Bingham, discovered this World Heritage Site (Sitio del Patrimonio Mundial).

 

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Es Machu Picchu.  This is the sacred city of the
Incas. From far below in the valley of the
Urubamba River, it is invisible. An American,
Hiram Bingham, discovered this World Heritage
Site (Sitio del Patrimonio Mundial).
 


La vicuña es este animal simpático
de los Andes. 
Estamos en el Perú.

 

   


Listen to his enchanting music from high in
the Andes.


 


Indios en la Valle de los Incas en vestidos
típicos (typical dress)

 

   


Gauchos work on the Pampas, endless flatlands
which lie east of the Andes Mountains.

 


This broad avenue is the Paseo de la Reforma,
Mexico City’s main street.  It combines the
hustle and bustle of New York with
the beauty of Paris.

   


El Fútbol es el deporte numero uno en México.
 


Don’t miss the Ballet Folklórico de México.

   


Mexico’s varied folkdances are a part of
 every celebration.  Mexicans love a fiesta.
 




In 1519 the Spanish conquistador, Hernán Cortés,
 led an expedition that caused the fall of the Aztec
Empire.  He left Hispaniola with 500 men,
13 horses and a small number of cannon.
 

   


Do these children have Aztec ancestors?

 


Remains of impressive pre-Columbian
temples are found throughout Mexico
and Central America.

   


Rivera’s art did much to create a Mexican art
 no longer dominated by Europe.
 


Diego Rivera saw beauty in the Mexican people
 and was fascinated with his country’s
pre-Columbian past, the Aztecs and the
Mayas…and of course the temples of
Teotihuacan outside of Mexico City.
 

   


One very popular American teacher visiting
Xochicalco Middle School in Cuernavaca
 

   


These middle school students are future
teachers, doctors and business leaders. 
¿No es verdad?
 


Cancun is one good reason to study Spanish!

   


El Yucatán, México.  La vida es espléndida.
 
I really want to learn to scuba dive!


Wildlife is protected in The Galápagos Islands …
islands off the coast of Ecuador.
 

   


With a beak like that can you fly Sr. Toucan?

 


It takes more than one hombre to hold this
anaconda, native of Venezuela.  
Do you want to help?
 

   


Cuba vive en Miami…la música, la cultura…
y el espíritu cubano! 
Cuban music is vibrant and creative!
 


Here is the Castillo de Segovia.  It is one of
many. There is a province in Spain called
Castilla… the land of castles.

   


Columbus crossed this roman bridge in
Salamanca before his  crucial audience with
Queen Isabella in which he was granted
monies for his expedition across the
little-charted Atlantic.


Mariachis are playing  favorite songs for this
young señorita.  It is a very special moment. 
Our troubled neighbor to the south has so
much to offer us.  We are lucky indeed. 
Tacos and burritos, soccer and passion, and
this …alma.  ¡Viva México!
 

   


Manchego cheese is made exclusively in Don
Quixote’s land! La Mancha is a fertile
elevated plateau in central Spain.
 




Tossa is a picturesque village on the Spanish
Costa Brava, a gorgeous strip of coastline that
stretches from Blanes north to the French border.
 

   

Let's learn to windsurf.
 


La Costa Brava…  ¡sin palabras!

   


Es Valencia de hoy.  No hay el Castillo del
Cid de antes, sino una universidad moderna
 y un acuario como en Atlanta.

 

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