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La Lleva-Mexico City, Let Us Take You To The Big City (Spanish)

24 minutes 53 seconds

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Christopher, from the Fuyola community in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic, travels to Mexico City where Tlahuipantli and his family await him with music, food, sweets, and traditional toys from Mexico. Together they participate in Tlahui dad's rock band rehearsal and travel on the city subway to visit the Zocalo, the Castillo of Chapultepec, the Torre Latinoamericana, and a famous amusement park.

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Runtime: 24 minutes 53 seconds

Topic: Arts, Geography, Social Science
Subtopic: Latino Americans, Multiculturalism, Music, North America
Grade/Interest Level: 6 - 12
Release Year: 2011
Producer/Distributor: Dicapta/University Of Antioquia For Ministry Of Culture- Colombia

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Señora Alicia is next to Susana the Iguana puppet and green plants. She reaches into a green box sitting on the blue counter in front her, pulling out both blue and red items.

Woman wearing red scarf standing in rocky terrain. Caption. To the company that pays the most.

Cartoon hands reach up to hold a frame that shows a real image of a boy standing on a tree-lined road facing camera. Spanish caption. Aqui en Cucuta la palabra Toche se utiliza.

Colombian girl holds a can of spray paint upside down over a painted surface. Spanish caption. No creo que tenga playa y no me imagino nada mas.

Cartoon hands reach up to hold a frame that shows a real image of a girl standing in a park. Spanish caption. Para mi, molcajete, un remolque.

2 Colombian boys walk together along a dirt road, talking to each other. Spanish caption. A mi me gusta mucho el futbol.

Teenage girl speaks to camera, a bicycle on its side and buildings behind her. Spanish caption. Cuando escalo me siento feliz porque amo, estoy en una montaña.

Teenage girl speaks to camera, tall buildings along a beach in the distant background. Spanish caption. A las chicas y a mi nos cayo re-bien.

2 girls stand across from each other holding hands in front. Spanish caption. Ana Lucia as narrator. Y con los zancos, pues te tenias que agarrar.

Young girl speaks to camera in a home setting. Spanish caption. Hasta ahora creo que ya estamos llegando.