Category: Travel and culture
Why is Panama’s Coffee the Most Expensive in the World?
The story of how a pound of Geisha coffee, grown in the mountains of Chiriquí in Panama, reached a record price of $1,029 began 20 years ago
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Nia Murillo or the Afro Design Revolution in Colombia
Colombian designer Nia Murillo has managed to highlight her ethnic roots and has gotten her clothes and accessories to acquire not only a visual appeal.
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Wind and Water Sports are growing in Panama
Panama’s geography offers the perfect environment for wind and water sports in pristine non crowded surroundings.
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Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba: a dance style and a lifestyle
Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba became the first and only Cuban company to participate in the Latin Grammy Awards
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Ten Leading Figures who Enriched Afro-Cuban Culture
The interaction between African and European culture gave rise in Cuba to the Afro-Cuban concept, key to understand its identity itself.
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Anya Ayoung Chee: Trindad & Tobago fashion designer, entrepreneur and activist
Designer Anya Ayoung-Chee uses her star power to pave the way for entrepreneurial success and the growth of creative industries in the Caribbean.
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Dance in Cuba, the sublime art showcased by five world-renowned companies
PanamericanWorld brings you the stories of several world-renowned institutions, such as the National Ballet of Cuba and more recent companies that enjoy international prestige today.
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The 5 Cays that will Leave you Speechless in Cuba
Selecting the five best cays in Cuba is not so simple, but PanamericanWorld invited you to get on a bicycle, car or the means of transport you prefer to embark on this long journey.
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Buena Vista Social Club, a Symbol of the Power of Traditional Cuban Music
PanamericanWorld invites you to take a closer look at some of the best moments and central figures of Buena Vista Social Club, as legends of traditional Cuban music.
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The Black Musicians Who have Put Colombia on the Map
The Colombian music scene has a large presence of black musicians who have incorporated the African tradition to the new sounds.
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Ten Afro-Latinos personalities who defend their cultural roots
At PanamericanWorld we highlight the successes of 10 Afro-Latin artists, athletes and journalists who defend their roots
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The Alternative Music Scene in Cuba Opens Up to the World and Breaks Barriers
Alternative music in Cuba is heard and danced increasingly more and better. The support of...
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- 10 Best Places to Visit in Ecuador
As Ecuador’s largest city with almost 2.7 million people, Guayaquil is the commercial heart of Ecuador. Located on the banks of the Guayas River that leads to the Pacific Ocean, the city was founded in 1538 by the Spanish conquistador Francisco de Orellana. The Parque Historico Guayaqui offers colonial buildings, lush gardens and animals native to the country; visitors especially like the free admission. Las Peñas is a colorful, old neighborhood with a lighthouse and great views of the city below while Malecon 2000, a boardwalk along the river, is a great place to end the day. - 10 Jamaican Startups You Must Have Under Your Radar
Jamaica’s startup ecosystem is still in a growing stage, but it shows obvious dynamism and development symptoms. - 10 Must-Visit Attractions in Panama City
Biomuseo - 10 Reasons to Invest in Montreal
Montreal is still behind other big North American cities in terms of economic vitality, according to the ranking issued by the Institut du Quebec, but the city has one card up its sleeve: its quality of life. - 10 Startups That Are Transforming the Lives of Mexicans
The Conekta founders; from left to right: Leo Fischer, Hector Cárdenas and Cristina Randall.
