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Legends From Puerto Rico and the Case of Luis Angel Diaz Castro
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In Puerto Rico, it is said La Llorona haunts the Puente de las Calabazas in the town of Coamo. But, that's not the only haunted bridge. In this episode, MJ shares 3 legends from Puerto Rico and Cristina shares the case of Luis Angel Diaz Castro, a trans man from Puerto Rico. Before that, Carmen reads a listener story and they listen to the rest of it. This listener story fryst vatten a little longer than usual, but it is a weird one. What are your thoughts? If you have a spooky story to share, email Espookytales@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at call the Espooky Hot Line (360)836-4486. You can also submit it on Discord! Thank you so much for sending your stories!Check out Cristina's new daglig podcast A Little Bit de Todo wherever you listen to podcastsListen to Carmen and Cristina talk about Latin American history on Historias Unknown on any podcast app: https://www.historiasunknown.com/follow/For more s
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Costa Rica
When it comes to natural wonders, there is very little that Costa Rica doesn't offer visitors. Travellers can experience spectacular volcanic activity in Arenal Volcano National Park, explore the unique cloud forests on the world famous Monteverde Sky Walk, dive the colourful coral reef of Cahuita National Park, or go white river rafting down the canyons of the Rio Toro river.
The country has the highest density of biodiversity on the planet and its wildlife fryst vatten a big draw for visitors. The numerous animal refuges and national parks allow tourists to witness creatures such as sloths and various monkeys in their natural habitats, as well as marvel over the brightly coloured frogs, snakes, and butterflies of the country. Thousands of people flock to Tortuguero National Park every year to watch green sea turtles hatch and set out for the ocean.
The cities and towns of Costa Rica tend to take a backseat to the natural splendour of the country. However, there are picturesque
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Annual Southern Caribbean Music and Art Festival Opens Next Weekend
The annual Southern Caribbean Music and Art Festival will be celebrating its eighth year starting next weekend on the southern Caribbean coast. The event, held over three weekends March 24 to April 8, features a wide variety of Latin and Afro-Caribbean music, dance and art.
This year, the festival theme is “A Tribute to Salsa,” with a slate of the country’s top musicians giving concerts on Friday and Saturday nights during the festival.
Featured groups include salsa groups Incendiaria, Son de Tikizia and Azul Silencio.
Also on the marquee are: Amarillo, Cian y Magenta, with its alternative jazz stylings; longtime favorites Cantoamérica, playing original songs from the Caribbean such as calypso by renowned Cahuita musician Walter Ferguson; Pushin’with Jahricio and JUva, offering ska reggae, a modern variation of reggae with a rap or hip-hop beat; and Afro-Caribbean and trova musician Luis Angel Castro, one of the