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• Tango Culture in Buenos Aires

  

  In this Argentine port town, the Tango music was born and today, Tango is the only musical expression strongly related to the social history of porteños. Read more

  The 29 May 2013 by   Expanishargentina
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• Current Music Styles in Latin America (Part Two)

  

  There are many different styles of Mexican music and all of them are steeped in culture and traditions. Before the Spanish arrived in 1519, the area was... Read more

  The 22 May 2013 by   Expanishargentina
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• The Thermal Baths of Caracalla Today and During the Roman Age, Rome

  

  One time it was told that all roads led to Rome: how to blame it? Rome was the centre of an empire and a civilization that marked an important stage in the... Read more

  The 26 May 2013 by   Xxlauraxx
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• Pay Attention in Class!

  

  From slatervecchio.com I wrote about how I had stopped shouting in class, but I still struggle with students' lack of respect and attention. Read more

  The 14 May 2013 by   Naturegirl321
  

• The Origins and Influences of Musical Styles in Latin America (Part One)

  

  One of the most obvious observations of European influence on Latin American music would be of course that the majority of Latin vocals are sung in either... Read more

  The 20 May 2013 by   Expanishargentina
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• Bluebells at Hallerbos, Belgium

  

  Do you remember I went for a walk around Hallerbos in the winter? And that I had heard wonderful things about the bluebells and that I wanted to go back and... Read more

  The 14 May 2013 by   Michelle Jr
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• Monte Argentario: a Promontory in the Lush Mediterranean Scrub

  

  The sun makes me want automatically to go on holidays, that’s all! I already imagine long walks in the midst of the verdant paths on the mountain, or in the... Read more

  The 18 May 2013 by   Xxlauraxx
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• Argentine Icons

  

  Ernesto "Che" Guevara June 14,1928–October 9, 1967, commonly known as el Che or simply Che, was an Argentine Marxist Revolutionary physician, author, guerrilla... Read more

  The 14 May 2013 by   Expanishargentina
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• I Love Midterms and Finals

  

  From ed.ac.uk Midterm week just finished. I have to say I really love midterms and finals. It's a bit of a break for me. I know that some teachers get these... Read more

  The 15 May 2013 by   Naturegirl321
  

• The Cock Inn, Rochford

  

  The night before your Brother’s wedding, is a strange and nerve-wracking time.   With all the bits I needed to do, already done and a very early start the next... Read more

  The 13 May 2013 by   Michelle Jr
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