Yes, latin American have a big meal in the evening.
Over 80% of Latin Americans live on cities while 54% of them live among Brazil and Mexico, the most populous Latin American countries.
Most Latin Americans are Roman Catholic, with a substantial number of Penecostal Protestants. All countries that Spain colonized, the majority religion is Catholicism.
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We are technically all Americans, since we were born in the American continent. I don’t get why many of us are being disrespected.
All this people is Latin Americans (Spanish and Portugues Colone )
I know lots of Latin Americans who love cold drinks. Ever hear of a mojito? I've heard that Russian people don't like cold drinks. My Russian language teacher spent two years living in hot and dry Texas without adding ice cubes to his drinks! He argued that it compared to Americans adding pepper or salt to our beers. By the way, most Latin Americans do like cold drinks, if not all. That is what is known as a stereotype. It is no more true than saying that all black people love watermelon.
Most Latin Americans believe the Catholic term of Christianity. Others believe the Protistant term for Christianity. Right now most Latin Americans are beliving and being part of the Protistant religeon and term for Christianity than the Catholic way. what is Christianity? to believe that Jesus Christ gave his life for you and that he forgave you and all your sins and he is the son of god and Mary gave birth to him in Bethlehem so ABCD A accept B believe C confess D deciple don't go to hell go to heaven!! :)
A meal that gives you all the vitamins and nutrients that you need.
It all depends on what foods are in the meal and the serving size.
Make sure I have all the ingredients for the meal!
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