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Youtube has anything you could want to look for. I saw someone else say Disney+ and I think that would be a super fun option as well!

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I teach an English class for adults in the evenings through the local college. What I have found helpful is to talk to people from that culture, have guest speakers, then explore topics that they bring up. For example, a Karen student was talking about a "frog drum" it was fascinating tp look that up with its history

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If you have a subscription, Disney+ offers dubs of several of their classic movies and even most of their modern TV shows. When I was a kid, I took German as my foreign language elective and our teacher showed us Toy Story in German. Seeing a familiar tale in a foreign language helped me understand how the language sounded in a natural conversation between native speakers

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A site like YouTube would help with some of that, but there are also websites dedicated to Spanish culture such as https://libguides.ius.edu/ccr-latin-america and other sites like https://myarkansaspbs.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/rttt12.soc.ush.samap/south-america-interactive-map/ include an interactive map to learn more.

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LibGuides: Center for Cultural Resources - Latin America: Latin America

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Center for Cultural Resources Kits on Latin America

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I would say that the best resource for this is youtube.

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What internet resources are available to share cultural events, videos, and the Spanish language with a Spanish classroom?

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Danza de los Viejitos en el Festival Alegría Purépecha 2017