Culture & Lifestyle

Indigenous Kings of Talamanca from the 19th Century

Costa Rica apart from its great natural beauty is a country full of Culture and History. Here we tell you about two important Native Indigenous Kings of the 19th century. Antonio Saldaña. Antonio Saldaña was a Bribri chief and the last...

The Ngäbe Ethnic Group, a Shared Culture between Costa Rica and Panama

The Ngäbe-Guaymíes, inhabit several indigenous reserves in the southern part of Costa Rica, especially on the border with Panama. They form a cultural unit with the native people of the Ngäbe-Buglé tribes in Panama. History of their artisans and cultural...

New Version of Music Hit “Prohibido Prohibir” Gathers International Stars

The song is performed by music legends from Argentina, Costa Rica, Cuba, Spain, United States, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Portugal.--The lyrics speak of recomposing the world based on new ethics.--Composers and musicians sent their voices and performances from their homes...

Learn 7 Mindfulness Exercises for Beginners

Mindfulness has many benefits; it helps you to live every moment of the day in all its potential and cope with anxiety, releasing the stress that may appear throughout the day. This meditation technique gives you the ability to...

Costa Rica: The Cholera Plague And The Coronavirus V

“The Promised War”, The Cholera Plague Part 5 They entered the city around ten in the morning but the atmosphere they perceived was puzzling.

Our “Campesinos” (Farmers), The Heart And Soul Of Our Nation

He smokes, drinks, tells stories, gambles, fights, supports 7 or morechildren, sows beans, potatoes, cassava, corn, bananas, cocoa,sugarcane, and milks 50 cows from 4 in the morning, whistling to theanimals and they respond to him, he knows how to...

Costa Rica: The Cholera Plague and The Coronavirus IV

“They are brave soldiers who were willing to give their lives for their country, fighting against a tangible enemy."

Costa Rica: The Cholera Plague And The Coronavirus III

It was the estimate that Colonel Lorenzo Salazar made without taking the trouble –because he believed it useless and otherwise idle– to make an accurate count of troops, irretrievable.

Costa Rica: The Cholera Plague And The Coronavirus II

“The Promised War”, Part 2 -Liberia, Costa Rica- Nicasio watched as Lt. Col. Juan Alfaro Ruicostaz wobbled on his horse and nearly fell. Two soldiers helped him down and almost carrying him they took him to an empty cabin near...

Costa Rica: The Cholera Plague And The Coronavirus I

In 1856, after a brilliant victory against the invading army of William Walker in the city of Rivas, Nicaragua, the Costa Rican army
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