quiero ser Cuáles son los países hispanohablantes en el Caribe Clima Tropical Hay dos estaciones la seca poca humedad y mucho calor y la lluviosa humedad ID: 741873
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Slide1
El Caribe
Tema
:
Así
quiero
ser Slide2
¿Cuáles son los países hispanohablantes en el Caribe
? Slide3
Clima
Tropical
Hay dos
estaciones
: la
seca
(
poca
humedad
y mucho
calor
) y la
lluviosa
(
humedad
y
temperaturas
más
frescas
)Slide4
Comidas
Arroz
con
gandules
Masas
de
puerco
Congrí
Platanos maduros fritosSlide5
Gente famosa
Ricky Martin (puertorriqueño)
Pedro Martínez (dominicano)
Gloria Estefan (cubana
)
Olga
Tañón
(puertorriqueña)Slide6
Festivales con mÁscaras
En el Caribe es muy común ver festivales de máscaras gigantes. Esto ocurre especialmente durante el carnaval.
Algunos nombre de estos personajes de cabeza grande son vejigantes, cabezones y cojuelos.Slide7Slide8
Carnavals
are very common in Caribbean countries. Neighborhoods organize floats, which are then entered into competitions and are awarded prizes at the end of
Carnaval
.Floats are designed according to a particular theme. Common themes include different regions of the country, history, or popular tales.
Often, each float has its own band on board, which plays conga, rumba, or other afro-Caribbean music. Slide9
DiversiÓn en la calle
Los fines de semana, los jóvenes caribeños se juntan y pasean por las calles de sus ciudades. Por las tardes salen a caminar y a tomar un refresco, y más tarde van a bailar.
Salir en un grupo es parte de la cultura hispana. Slide10
Frutas tropicales
El
Caribe
tiene
una
producción muy importante de frutas. Las frutas tropicales
son deliciosas
y tienen
mucho jugo.
En
las
calles
del
Caribe
puedes
comprar
fruta
fresca
o
beber
jugos de muchos sabores, como piña, mango y guayaba. Slide11
Fruits found in the tropics grow to incredible sizes. The soil is rich in nutrients and the warm climate helps these fruits grow to incredible sizes. For example, in the Caribbean, a papaya is about the size of a very big eggplant and pineapples are one and a half times bigger than those found in the U.S. Slide12
Caribbean music
Many popular music styles come from the Caribbean. More than 50 percent of international dance music comes from this region. The
mombo
, the cha-cha-cha, son, rumba, conga, bolero,
danzón
, and
timba
have their own roots in Cuba;
merengue and bachata hails from the Dominican Republic, and reggeaton is from Puerto Rico. Slide13
Population
The Caribbean population is extremely diverse. Those who live there typically have mixed backgrounds; Spanish and African. Cuba is the most populated island in the
Caribbean
with 11.2 million people; followed by the Dominican Republic with 8.95 million; and Puerto Rico with 3.93 million people. Slide14
FÉlix SÁnchez
…is an athlete from the Dominican Republic. He won the 400-meter hurdles in August 28, 2004 at the Summer Olympic Games in Athens. He returned home with the first Olympic gold metal ever for the Dominican Republic. Slide15
Objetivos 4.1describe people
t
ell others what to doexpress wishes and desiresSlide16
Gramatica 4.1subjunctive with
ojalá
and verbs of hopes
ubjunctive with verbs of influencesuffixesSlide17
Repaso 4.1ser vs.
estar
future