COURSE: INGLES II

BY NELSON QUINTANA. 90021_302

MUSIC: We have many paces of popular music, the music is very happy and of a very strong pace that it invites to the dance, These are some:
1Cumbia 2. Cumbin 4. Gaita 5. Paseo sabanero 6. Son Sabanero 7. Bullerengue 8. Mapal 9. Maestranza 10.Puya 11.Porro tapao 12.Porro palitiao 13. Fandango 17. Chand 18. Garabato 19. Tambora 20. Piln 21. Paseo vallenato 22. Son vallenato 23. Puya vallenata 24. Merengue vallenato 25. Cancin Vallenata Champeta 36. Calipso 37. Reggae

The climate on the Atlantic coast to ends and beginning of year is dry, sometimes with some breezes and the rest of the time with moderate rains and often strong, in if of hot climate

For the dances the women of the Atlantic littoral dress in skirts or polleras , are barefooted, it takes generally handkerchief to the head and flatteries, with well-known makeup; the men dress of white, with rolled up trousers and shirt of closed fist, go barefooted, use hat vueltiao or corrosca handkerchief to neck machete and rucksack of colors. Entre las celebraciones populares ms importantes se hayan las corralejas que son muy concurridas en las poblaciones costeas. La ms importante de todas las celebraciones es el Carnaval de Barranquilla al que asisten personajes de muchos pases.

The typical food is I parboil of shad or bocachico, in thick chunks, with two heads of fished big, yucca, green banana, yellow banana, milk of coconut, lemon, stew, ground thyme, salt and pepper. Between the drinks, drinks of fresh fruits as corozo, guanbana, mango, cashew tree, tamarind, sapota and others. Of dessert, sweet of icacos with water, sugar and lemon.

It is a region with a great religious faith being the principal one the Catholicism and many other groups with Christian beliefs
Between the most excellent myths The Weeping woman and the cayman man One of the most important legends is that of the India Catalina who goes back to epoch of the Cologne.

The Caribbean Region is composed by a continental plain named Caribbean Coast and the waters and insular Colombian territories in the Caribbean sea as San Andres and Decision. The plain is located to the north of the Andes and ends in the Sierra Nevada of Holy Martha to give step to the peninsula of the Guajira. The region is dominated by the delta of the river Magdalena and possesses a littoral not very injured from Urab's gulf in direction suroccidente - nororiente. Nevertheless, in her we find the major heights of the Colombian territory in the Sierra Nevada of Santa Martha (beaks Colon and Bolivar)

Due to the diversity of the climate of the region there is very big the variety of animal and vegetable species that in her we find. Many of these species they are in route of extinction (as the sea-cows and the guartinaja). Between the most predominant animals we find the tigrillo, the monkey titi, the guacamaya and several species of serpents. It is necessary to emphasize that also in the rivers we find species as the bocachico and the cayman.
The flora of the region is very exotic, the only species exist as the swamp that in the region one finds in big quantities. In the high plateaus of the Sierra Nevada they are also frailejones; the saw possesses variety of climates. In the seas and especially in the Islands of Our Lady of the Rosario near Cartagena they find big reefs of coral.

Cartagena city Rosario Islands Castle of sanfelipe de baraja Bocachica Santa Marta city: Sierra nevada de Santa Marta Tayrona ParK San Andrs's archipelago Peninsula of the guajira

I like my Caribbean region for his big extensions of beaches, with places and very beautiful cities, with pleasant late afternoons, we are happy, nice, attentive persons, ready to collaborate in the good intentions, laborious and I would like that they all knew her. I suggest to the foreign ones who should visit us that of insurance they were charmed with our Caribbean region

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