Ibero-America is celebrating today, to share roots, history, market, culture and diverse bloods.
Twenty-two American countries, plus Spain and Portugal, peoples of creeds, customs, intermingling and rich plural expression, defend their identity proud of their essence, of their origins.
The continental unity, with different ideologies and legacies, with ways of behaving, living, thinking and dying, stands to support the convergence of historical and cultural affinities.
Miguel de Cervantes, one of the best in the world, transcends in universal literature with “El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha”.
At the summit of Ibero-American poetry Pablo Neruda, Jorge Luis Borges, Mario Benedetti, Rubén Darío and Octavio Paz, still glimpse with their poetic works, in the grateful nations of the writing expressed in emotions or feelings.
Ibero-America also keeps its crossbreeding of races between indigenous peoples, Europeans, black Africans and Asians, to make cultural and social plurality the most authentic expression.
Typical dances, colorful, cheerful or representative of different times, enliven the body, mind and soul of the children of the lands that in the past were colonies of the kingdoms of Portugal and Spain.
Flamenco, bachata, samba, merengue, cumbia and son stand out among the artistic and cultural expressions that have become a form of universal communication.
With defined features, the Ibero-American Community is celebrating today, July 19, with countless manifestations, expanding economic and social policies cohesive with the world, without ceasing to be referents of an identity culture with a common language and very distinctive knowledge.
