Ready to take your Spanish listening skills to the next level and learn more about Latin American culture? 🎧

In this episode, host Tamara Marie is joined by Language Coaches Jael Torres, Kelly Delgado, and Kesia Sosa from the Spanish con Salsa team for an engaging conversation.

We talk about cultural superstitions from Nicaragua 🇳🇮, Cuba 🇨🇺, and the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴.

Listen to find out:

• Does the rain make you sick or bring good luck? 🌧️🍀
• Has technology improved or worsened personal relationships? 📱🤖
• The different ways arroz con frijoles 🍲 (rice & beans) is prepared in Nicaragua, Cuba, and Dominican Republic (the names for the dishes may surprise you 😄)
• Songs that can instantly lift your spirits when you're having a bad day 🎶

This episode, delivered entirely in Spanish, is great for intermediate learners looking to improve their listening skills.

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