Nica attitudes, behaviors, customs, gestures

Music scene in Nicaragua (a possible documentary film)

Hello all, I am interested in going to Nicaragua to shoot a documentary film on the music scene of the country, particularly new music, contemporary, and all form of popular music.

As part of my research I would appreciate any advice/comment (s) in regards to filming down there.

Liberation Day

On the 19th it will be 25 years since the overthrow of the string of US-created dictators. The only signs I have seen are some of the houses in Barrio El Rosario have FSLN 25 painted on them. If you

Have a Cell Phone in Nica?

SMS is a great way to send short instant messages to close friends in the States, worldwide or neighboring countries or Nicaraguan Friends try http://www.sms-india.com/free_sms/free_sms_nicaragua.html and http://send-free-sms.netfirms.com/ and from or to an Enitel cell phone in Nica.

Personal radio announcements

There is an FM station (99.7MHz) that I listen to sometimes in Estelí. One thing they broadcast are announcements. But, they are not "Sally's dog is lost" announcements. Virtually all are someone is in the hospital or they have died.

Seeking employment

Hi, We are a gringo couple currently in Nicaragua and have reached an impasse with our current employers at a certain "eco lodge" in the Eastern part of the country. Would like to stay in Nicaragua, but are open to possibilities in Central or South America or the Carribean. We are a mature, well traveled, educated, responsible, mid thirties couple seeking a caretaking position that includes room and board and a reasonable stipend. Our capabilities include, but are not limited to, cooking, cleaning, maintenance, carpentry, boat operation, fishing, diving, computer skills and much more. Please respond soon to

Articles on Latin American culture and life sought

I'm looking for essays, traveler's tales, short stories, whatever says something about Latin American culture at http://geocities.com/chicken_bus . The money's not big, but it's relatively fast. See the site for details and examples.

Again on "Becoming Native"

Besides being able to communicate in the language, which in Nicaragua and Central America is Spanish, it is very good advice to brush up on the history and culture, all the way back to the times of "Mayan Mythology" some 2000 years ago, and in my personal opinion not to "obsess" too much on events such as the Contra-Sandinista War nor express poltical opinions one way or the other to strangers.

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