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Supporting diversity and equality

Spanish Bytes supports diversity and equality

Supporting diversity and equality can be achieved in different ways. Books are a great way to foreground inclusion and to facilitate getting in contact with the kinds of experiences and lives of people that we may have never met yet in person.… CONTINUE READING

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In the Sierra Tarahumara 在塞拉塔拉乌乌拉

Translated into Chinese by Taochen Zhou

In the Sierra Tarahumara, in the estate of Chihuahua in Mexico, live the Taraumara or Rarámuri people. The Rarámuri, or “light feet”, as it is reported they call themselves, is a group of indigenous people known for their prowess in running long distances.… CONTINUE READING

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Percussion in the Spanish-speaking world

Drumming is just drumming you may think. But the fact it that there is quite a bit of variety in the way and in the context in which drumming takes place across the Spanish-speaking world.… CONTINUE READING

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In the Sierra Tarahumara

Map showing Mexico and the Sierra Tarahumara

See the Spanish version of this text further down.

In the Sierra Tarahumara, in the estate of Chihuahua in Mexico, live the Taraumara or Rarámuri people. The Rarámuri, or “light feet”, as it is reported they call themselves, is a group of indigenous people known for their prowess in running long distances.… CONTINUE READING

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Córdoba

Córdoba is a fascinating city in southern Spain. Rich in history and full of sites that attest to its remote multicultural origins. In this activity you will learn a bit about it.CONTINUE READING

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Personal information: introducing yourself

Personal information: introducing yourself is your opportunity to hear a Spanish-speaker from Spain giving some personal information. You will have to scroll down and click on the clip at the bottom of this page to watch and listen.CONTINUE READING

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Spanish-speaking places

[responsivevoice_button voice=”UK English Female” buttontext=”Listen to Post”] Spanish-speaking places… Hmmmm…. Maybe they have asked you this before, but here is the question: how many countries in the world have Spanish as their native language?CONTINUE READING

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La Yecla

La Yecla is a deep and very narrow gorge in the province of Burgos (autonomous region of Castilla and León, Spain). The small river one can see from the path you can follow, has eroded the limestone rocks for millions of years.CONTINUE READING

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