Skip to content

Fake Flamenco

Connecting the Americas, Bridging Cultures Supergringa in Spain: A Travel Memoir

  • Spain Travel Memoir Snapshot
  • El español – Spanish Language
  • Blog
  • Ensayo blog en español
  • Author Biography
  • Contact us
  • Study Abroad
  • Recipes / Recetas
Press Enter / Return to begin your search.

Benito Juarez

archeology, Architecture, Indigenous Peoples, The Americas

528 Years of Indigenous Resistance

Some call it Día de la Raza, some Columbus Day, some Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Today marks the date the European Invasion of the Americas began. That October of 1492 until 2020, battles of people, ideas, religions and germs changed life for the tribal peoples and people from Europe forever. Those of us who live in […]

Read more
history, Mexico, Spanish Culture and Language

Which Mexican President Was Born on this Day?

Today is a Mexican national holiday because former President Benito Juárez was born March 21, 1806. In the history of Mexico only one indigenous man has been elected president, Benito Juárez, of the Zapotec tribe. Juárez started life with few advantages, in poverty. His parents died when he was small and his grandparents not long […]

Read more

Search

Top Posts & Pages

  • 5 Ways Nature Wends Her Winter Wiles
  • New Lake Monona Ice Fishing Village
  • Poetry Path
  • I-Cycle You-Cycle We-Cycle
  • Did Horses Become Extinct in the Americas?
  • Rafaela Herrera Defeats the British Navy
  • Afro-Mexicans in Cozumel
  • Outstanding Blogger Award
  • Open the Door: Study Abroad
  • 1738: Black Freedom Fort Built in Florida
Follow Fake Flamenco on WordPress.com

Fake Flamenco’s First Award!

Award April 2020
Blog at WordPress.com.