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This Volcano is in Pucon, Chile. Pucon is one of my favorite places in Chile. Whenever My family goes to Chile,(which is not very often) We go to Pucon and I have a lot of memories there.

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Easter Island is an island off the coast of Chile with really cool statues of faces.

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Cuban flag

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This is Plaza Vieja in Cuba

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nos usamos as camisas do brasil muito. a gente ama futebol

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conchas are just <3

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dreamer butterfly

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This image represents the Mexico flag, I would like to put this imagery in the mural because I am being native American and Mexican and and the feather represents a eagle feather and its highly important to my native culture and it has the Mexican flag print to represent how I am Mexican mixed.

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This is sort of correct congri

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Every year my family goes on a two week trip to los cabos to visit family, friends, and to do snorkeling and boating trips. This is really fun to do and I really enjoy staying in Los Cabos

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My mom grew up in cuernavaca and saw Popocatépetl every day when going to school. When I was born she told me many stories about  Popocatépetl and she showed me a lot of pictures  about Popocatepetl and everytime I picture where my mom grew up I think of this volcano.

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My grandma makes these every time she visits.

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This image is cool because it reminds me of how people move about the world. Migration, but also exploration

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Arepas are a type of food that is common in Colombia and Venezuela. In Venenzuela, They come with meats and cheeses, While in Colombia we eat it by its self or with eggs or coffee. They are something that I love about Colombian culture.

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Representing Different Languages And Beliefs

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Representing Different Languages And Beliefs

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Guam is an island that is about a 19 hour flight straight for Seattle. I'm assuming you know what/where Puerto Rico is, and I love going to both of hose places. I go to each one usually every year because my parents are from there. When I go to Guam I get to visit my family and their friend. One of my favorite things there is food. Sooooooo much meat, fish, and coconut (Its a tropical island). In Puerto Rico I get to practice my Spanish and get soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much piragua.

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I like Watching this Dance and how the dress moves (I forget was called) 

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I like Watching this Dance and how the dress moves (I forget was called) 

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it is a place where you can get a citizan ship and get to be an american citzian from immagration

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This image shows different pieces of paper communicating "Thank You" in different languages. My table group sees this picture as if we are all one piece of paper, with our own separate languages and shapes and colors. We are all our own piece of paper, if that makes sense. This image is representing uniqueness and is kind of an analogy, but I really think we could incorporate an art form like this in the mural! :D

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My mother is from the country of Colombia, which is located in South America. Its a beautiful country that I visit almost every year and I go see my family. Amazing food, culture, landscape. My mother last name Cordoba, If I'm not mistaken comes from the city Cordoba, Spain. My dad is African American and his ancestry is from Cameroon, Nigeria and other places in West Africa. But yeah thats my mural

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i really like tcos  and tongue tacos

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I like the beach because I like playing in the water with my family, and it reminds me of California which is where most of my dads, dad family lives

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Monument Valley is located in northern Arizona, right next to the Utah border. This place is so dear to my heart and I feel close to my ancestral history here. The Native tribes my family comes from (Apache and Pueblo) lived in this region for thousands of years before Spanish colonizers deemed the land theirs. It was a part of Mexico until 1846 after the Mexican-American war. It always feels like coming home when I get back to the red rock.