r/asklatinamerica • u/EquivalentSink8534 • 17h ago
r/asklatinamerica • u/TheShyBuck • 18h ago
Language Are there accents from other countries that many people in your country find annoying?
Are there accents from other countries that many people in your country find annoying?
In the Middle East many people consider some dialects to be annoying.
r/asklatinamerica • u/gringawn • 20h ago
Culture Do you consider Brazilian genres to be what is known as Latin music?
Or is it regarded to the Hispanic genres alone, such as reggaeton, salsa, cumbia, etc.
r/asklatinamerica • u/Important-Action-998 • 19h ago
Does your country have shanty town, and which is the most iconic one?
r/asklatinamerica • u/Galant1992 • 15h ago
r/asklatinamerica Opinion What is something people in your country pretend not to care about but secretly care about a lot?
r/asklatinamerica • u/AnderTheGrate • 6h ago
Whenever I see the red bracelets to ward off the evil eye, they're advertised for babies. Is that style of them specifically a baby thing? Or do adults wear them too?
Sorry for the malformed thought, I'm a bit tired and Google is failing me at the moment.
r/asklatinamerica • u/Tiny-Support-4244 • 12h ago
Latin American Politics Latin common coin
If Latin America and the Caribbean had an economic, political, and housing union modeled after the European Union and a common currency what would be the ideal name for that currency?
Si América Latina y el Caribe tuvieran una unión económica, política y habitacional siguiendo el modelo de la Unión Europea, y contaran con una moneda común, ¿cuál sería el nombre ideal para dicha moneda?
r/asklatinamerica • u/Candid-Display7034 • 9h ago
Politics (Other) What do you think about Hispanism?
By Hispanism, I mean the Hispanist ideology, which, among other things, seeks to put an end to the Black Legend, put an end to the small homelands, and unite us, whether as independent but highly integrated countries, into countries, so to speak, following the borders of the former Viceroyalties and cultural proximity. For example, the Río de la Plata, Peru and Bolivia, New Granada (Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador and Panama), Central America, Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, Mexico, or directly become a single country with Spain, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea and Western Sahara, and not be anyone's backyard.
r/asklatinamerica • u/VirusOne3706 • 5h ago
What do you think would be a good minimum salary to target for a digital nomad in latam?
Assuming every 1.5 months moving to a new location within the same country and every 3 months to a different country.
Most of the time working and traveling just on weekends.