Latin America
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| - | “[[Latin America]] gave us [[Maya architecture|Mayan temples]], [[Jorge Luis Borges]], [[Julio Cortázar]], [[Frida Kahlo]], [[Yma Sumac]], "[[Mas que Nada]]", "[[Disco Samba]]" and "[[Libertango]]"."--Sholem Stein | + | “[[Latin America]] gave us [[Maya architecture|Mayan temples]], [[Jorge Luis Borges]], [[Julio Cortázar]], [[Frida Kahlo]], [[Yma Sumac]], "[[Mas que Nada]]", "[[Disco Samba]]" and "[[Libertango]]". In cinema there was ''[[City of God (2002 film)|Cidade de Deus]]'' (2003)."--Sholem Stein |
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“Latin America gave us Mayan temples, Jorge Luis Borges, Julio Cortázar, Frida Kahlo, Yma Sumac, "Mas que Nada", "Disco Samba" and "Libertango". In cinema there was Cidade de Deus (2003)."--Sholem Stein |
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- Those countries in the Americas and related islands which speak Latin-derived languages, mostly Spanish and Portuguese.
- (Vaguely or Ignorantly?) Mexico, Central America, South America, and related islands.
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