The flower of Amate (legend)
The amate is a very large tree that provides a great shadow, grows a lot in the paddocks where there is also where are grindings of sugar cane and …
Chasca del agua (legend)
According to oral tradition, long ago in the Barra de Santiago, in the Department of Ahuachapán, lived an Indian Chief that was very rich and very cruel. This man …
Pupusas (recipe)
If you ever wondered how to make Salvadoran pupusas, here we have it you in a simple way so you can taste them in family. Pupusas are the typical …
The independence of El Salvador (short story)
The independence of El Salvador to consolidate as a nation with its own laws, is certainly a story that we need to know. According to historians, the first time …
Canoes made of banana (recipe)
The canoes of banana are one of the recipes that can be easily, without much effort and without spending much. In El Salvador it is considered as a typical …
Arturo Ambrogi (biography)
Arturo Ambrogi was a poet and Salvadoran journalist who was born in San Salvador on October 19, 1875 and died in the same town on November 8, 1936. It …
Holidays in El Salvador
El Salvador is a country full of riches, such as beaches, mountains, volcanoes, parks, forests, and others that are excellent to be visited at any time of the year, …
Riguas (recipe)
The riguas are cakes made with corn or corn dough. Its exquisite taste we love much to Salvadorans since this dough is combined with other ingredients derived from milk …
La Carreta Chillona (legend)
“La Carreta Chillona” is one of the most popular Salvadoran legends, in fact, it has been transmitted from generation to generation in the form of stories told by those who …
The just judge of the night (legend)
Just judge the night is one of the legends of El Salvador more known that has been transmitted from generation to generation to alert those who tend to go …
