Tag: Culture EXpression
Costa Rica Artesanal Seal Certifies Entrepreneurs to Guarantee Originality of Products
Glenda Jiménez is a teacher from Pérez Zeledón, who decided to undertake and dedicate herself as an artistic painter and designer of handmade jewelry...
Art Tattoo Fest Was A Success In Jacó
The Jacó Impact Movement led this week, the Art Tatoo Fest activity in Margaritas (Jacó) as a recognition of culture, urban style and more....
Tlaxcala Art Arrives in Costa Rica
Tlaxcala urban art arrived in Costa Rica with the work of the Calpulalpan artist Julio César Sánchez Morales, known in the field of muralism...
International Dance Day: Living Expression of a Country’s Culture
The world enjoys different forms of artistic manifestations, which vary in many cases according to the culture, customs and idiosyncrasies of each region. In...
Community Museums Highlights the Communal and Generational Importance in Guanacaste
The Chorotega Identity and Culture Intersectoral Committee held the webinar “Tertulia Nanku on Community Museums and their importance in cultural management in Guanacaste”, in...
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...
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...
Margarita Bertheau and Teodorico Quirós Alvarado, Two Very Distinguished Costa Rican Plastic Artists
In the artistic expressions of our country, you can recognize a common thread through innumerable years of pre and post Columbian history, identifiable in...
The Steinvorth Building in San José and Its Impressive Architecture
The Steinvorth Building, also called the Steinvorth Warehouse, is a two-story building located in San José, Costa Rica. Built-in 1907 by the Italian Francesco...
Santa Cruz, the “National Folklore City” Of Costa Rica
Santa Cruz has been declared the "National Folklore City of Costa Rica" by the Central American Institute of Tourism for its amazing and colorful popular festivities, rodeos, dances, and traditional food
Costa Rica's Painted Oxcarts: A Cherished Tradition Rolls On
This week the town of Venice, known as the Cradle of the Costa Rican Boyero, in the Canton of San Carlos, Province of Alajuela...
Costa Rican Typical Folk Music: the Essence of Our National Soul
One of the best ways to experience the culture of any country is through its music. Local clubs and discos are perfect informal scenarios to explore current and popular sounds
How About Going Native Tico Style?
We Ticos have much to celebrate, in addition to the beauty of our landscape. As a society built by multiethnic influences, cultural activities are...
Culture Day
The Culture Day is based on tolerance, recognition of the ethnic diversity prevalent in the Spanish heritage of Latin America.
The arrival of the Spaniards...
