Culture & Lifestyle

December 1st Declared by Law as ‘Army Abolition Day’

On May 19th, 2020, at the National Museum, former Bellavista Barracks, the President of the Republic, Carlos Alvarado, and the Minister of Labor and Social Security, Geannina Dinarte, signed the law “National Celebration of December 1st  as Day of...

Costa Rica, Will Celebrate the Bicentennial of its Independence, With Achievements That Make All Its Citizens Proud

200 years of Independence will be commemorated by the nation of Costa Rica on September 15th, 2021. President Carlos Alvarado Quesada stated for this occasion that, “having his government the honor of presiding over this celebration, they are committed...

The Development of Your Character, Key to a Solid Personality

Character is not something you were born with and that you cannot change, like your fingerprints. It is something that you must take responsibility for consolidating. According to the Webster dictionary, the meaning number six in the entry dedicated to...

Coyoche, King of the Chorotegas, Important Historical Character of our Native Indigenous Culture

Peoples belong to two different cultural groups: Coyoche belonging to the cultural area of ​​Mesoamerica and Garabito to the so-called Intermediate Area

Reduce Stress and Anxiety with the Help of Tai Chi

Tai Chi or Tai Chi Chuan is a martial art practiced by millions of people around the world due to the multiple benefits it offers, both physically and mentally

Letters From the Soul, Jorge Debravo, Icon of Costa Rican Literature

Jorge Debravo is a Costa Rican poet considered one of the most widely read and revered figure in national poetry, not only for the simplicity of his verse, but also for the intense humanism of the content. His poetry...

Folk Legend of Costa Rica Devil Chingo Cultural Expression.

"El Diablo Chingo" (the Chingo Devil), also called Chingo Negro, is a character from a Costa Rican folk legend, native to the province of Guanacaste. It is a large black bull with a "chingo" tail, that is to say, without...

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...
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 San José Municipality Cancels Zapote Fair Tender: Are Year-End Festivities at Risk?

The iconic year-end celebrations in San José, Costa Rica, face mounting uncertainty after the local government officially declared the...