Países de habla hispana (facts)

Latin America countries that use the US dollar as their currency

(3 answers)

• El Salvador

• Ecuador

• Argentina

• Panamá

The country is the world's third-largest coffee producer and the leading producer of mild-flavored coffee. The Arabica bean coffee is known by the high quality.

• Chile

• Costa Rica

• Colombia

• Hondura

The country has the widely and brightest bioluminescent bay in the world, known for its exceptionally high concentration of glowing microorganisms.

• Santo del Angel in Venezuela

• Mosquito Bay on Vieques in Puerto Rico

• La Patagonia in Argentina

• El Canal de Panamá

"Pura Vida" is a phrase use to convey a sense of "simple life" and positivity. This phrase is use as a greeting and a farewell to indicate that all is well.

• This phrase represent Costa Rica.

• This phrase represent Dominican Republic.

• This phrase represent Guatemala.

• This phrase represent Cuba.

It is the highest waterfall in the world found on the Canaima National Park

• The Niagara Fall in Bufalo.

• El Salto del Ángel in Venezuela

• El Amazonas in South America

• Los Andes in South America

It is the country with the most Spanish-speaking people, with over 120 million speakers and the house for Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, famous painters of indigenous people from there.

• Uruguay

• España

• Perú

• México

You can find Machu Picchu, a sanctuary and sacred icon of the inca people. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, designated in 1983 for it's outstanding cultural and natural significance.

• Paraguay

• Perú

• Chile

• Colombia

It is the country of Antonio Banderas, Penelope Cruz, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí and where Flamenco is the official dance.

• España

• Argentina

• Cuba

• Ecuador

Latin America country that has created the most baseball players, consistently sending the highest number of players to the Major League Baseball each season.

• Puerto Rico

• Dominican Republic

• Cuba

• Venezuela

There is a high european influence in the buildings due to the architecture, historical wealth and a mass european migration.

• San Salvador, El Salvador

• Santiago, Chile

• San Pedro Sula, Honduras

• Buenos Aires, Argentina