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- 2. Locación/Mapa América del sur Se borden (it borders) Argentina, Bolivia, y Peru
- 4. Geografía Países que se borden Chile: 1)Perú 2)Bolivia 3)Argentina Volcanes: 2,000 Activos:55 Inactivos:el resto
- 5. Arquitectura Vivid colors and wooden designs characterize the houses on this southern island “La Isla de Chiloe”. This city in northern Chile has examples of mudé jar architecture, an Arabic style introduced by Spaniards. ISLA DE CHILOE
- 6. La comida Los mariscos del Océano Pacifico
- 7. Las celebraciones La Fiesta de La Tirana: La Fiesta de La Tirana The town of La Tirana near Iquique holds this major festival each July. The festival has its roots in Incan ceremonies, Chinese carnivals, and Spanish fiestas. Los Mapuches-del sur de Chile:The culture of the Mapuche people in southern Chile can be seen in their customs, handicrafts, traditional dress, and festivals. The Mapuches of central Chile successfully stopped the southern expansion of the Inca Empire at the Río Maule. They are also known for their bravery in the struggle against Spanish and Chilean forces from the early 1500s to the 1880s.
- 8. Los artes Poesía Poesía Poesía Pintura Música Gabriela Mistral (1889-1957)-poeta, ganó Premio Nobel
- 9. Los artes Pinturas Pinturas Pedro Lira (1845-1912)- artista “The Founding of Santiago” On September 11, 1973, the Chilean army under Augusto Pinochet toppled the elected government of Salvador Allende. Chile was ruled by a dictatorship until 1990. The politically inspired music known as la nueva canción chilena lost one of its best known representatives, Víctor Jara, in the repression following the coup.
- 10. Poesía Pablo Neruda “Oda al tomate”- (My favorite :) Pablo Neruda (1904–1973) y Gabriela Mistral (1889–1957) These two famous Chilean poets each won a Nobel Prize in Literature. Pablo Neruda “20 poemas de amor y una cancion desesperada” - 20 Poems about Love and a Song of Desperation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuKTSawWX54&feature=related Gabriel Mistral “A Teacher’s Prayer” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzHKy6Gh3Xk&feature=related
- 11. MÚSICAVíctor Jara: On the morning of September 12, Jara was taken, along with thousands of others, as a prisoner to the Chile Stadium (renamed the Estadio Víctor Jara in September 2003). In the hours and days that followed, many of those detained in the stadium were tortured and killed there by the military forces. Jara was repeatedly beaten and tortured; the bones in his hands were broken as were his ribs. Fellow political prisoners have testified that his captors mockingly suggested that he play guitar for them as he lay on the ground. Defiantly, he sang part of "Venceremos" (We Will Win), a song supporting the Popular Unity coalition. After further beatings, he was machine-gunned on September 16 and his body dumped on a road on the outskirts of Santiago, and then taken to a city morgue.
- 12. La CuecaNational Dance National Dance http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=xsN7oRK8Yy8
Editor's Notes
- Vivid colors and wooden designs characterize the houses on this southern island. This city in northern Chile has examples of mudéjar architecture, an Arabic style introduced by Spaniards.
- This dish is called Curanto.
- Los mapuches The culture of the Mapuche people in southern Chile can be seen in their customs, handicrafts, traditional dress, and festivals. The Mapuches of central Chile successfully stopped the southern expansion of the Inca Empire at the Río Maule. They are also known for their bravery in the struggle against Spanish and Chilean forces from the early 1500s to the 1880s. On September 11, 1973, the Chilean army under Augusto Pinochet toppled the elected government of Salvador Allende. Chile was ruled by a dictatorship until 1990. The politically inspired music known as la nueva canción chilena lost one of its best known representatives, V í ctor Jara, in the repression following the coup. This mural in Santiago is about Jara's music. In your library or on the Internet, try to find a V í ctor Jara song. How does it compare to political songs in the United States?
- Pablo Neruda (1904–1973) y Gabriela Mistral (1889–1957) These two famous Chilean poets each won a Nobel Prize in Literature. Pablo Neruda 20 poemas de amor y una cancion desesperada
- On September 11, 1973, the Chilean army under Augusto Pinochet toppled the elected government of Salvador Allende. Chile was ruled by a dictatorship until 1990. The politically inspired music known as la nueva canción chilena lost one of its best known representatives, V í ctor Jara, in the repression following the coup. This mural in Santiago is about Jara's music. On the morning of September 12, Jara was taken, along with thousands of others, as a prisoner to the Chile Stadium (renamed the Estadio Víctor Jara in September 2003). In the hours and days that followed, many of those detained in the stadium were tortured and killed there by the military forces. Jara was repeatedly beaten and tortured; the bones in his hands were broken as were his ribs. Fellow political prisoners have testified that his captors mockingly suggested that he play guitar for them as he lay on the ground. Defiantly, he sang part of "Venceremos" (We Will Win), a song supporting the Popular Unity coalition. After further beatings, he was machine-gunned on September 16 and his body dumped on a road on the outskirts of Santiago, and then taken to a city morgue.