Plan Y Programa De Estudio 1993
The Republic of Cuba is an archipelago settled in thesea of the Antilles, aka Caribbean Sea. The main island, known as the Island of Cuba, is the largest of the Greater Antilles and has orogenic origin. Also part of the archipelago the Isla de laJuventud and a multitude of small islands or cays surrounding the above, between these keys are: Cayo Coco, Cayo Guillermo, Cayo Largo, Cayo Julia, among others. To the north are the United States and theBahamas, west Mexico, south of the Cayman Islands and Jamaica and the island's southeast Spanish.
FOOD: You start taking cold beer, Bucanero or Cristal, served with pork cracklings fresh from butter.Women are responsible for preparing the black beans, yuca con mojo, malanga or corn chips, white rice abundant chatinos bananas, tomatoes salad garnished with lettuce. The men, almost all clusteredin the yard, go barb roasting a leg of pork, or a whole pig is covered with guava leaves and every so often soaked with sour orange juice.
MUSIC: Cuban music is the expression of the rhythmsespecially brought to the island by Spanish colonists and Africans slaves from Africa. Also, to a lesser extent, there is some Asian influence, which can be seen in the use of the Chinese cornet in thecarnival conga, a fact that began with the arrival of the first Chinese immigrants to the island. After 1848 many Chinese coolies came to Cuba and for 1874, a ban on the hiring of agricultural workers inChina had 132.435 coolies in Cuba.
CULTURE: Cuba's culture is a mixture and most Latin American cultures. Cuba is a meeting between European cultures, African and American. From 1959 (when the Cubanrevolution began) Cuban culture has changed in many ways. Most Cuban culture, especially Cuban music, is recognized worldwide.
LANGUAGE: The Cuban Spanish is the variety of Spanish used in Cuba. A...
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