1000 media results found for 'spanish'
Bittor Arginzoniz has achieved world fame as a grill genius. Bittor has revolutionized the way people roast meat, fish, and vegetables. He has a remarkable ability to coax out explosive flavor from seemingly simple ingredients, most of which are g...Read More
In 1973, the eleven-year-old Miguelito was discovered singing in San Juan airport by the legendary New York record producer Harvey Averne. Within a year, he went from the slums of Manuel A Perez to recording an album with the finest salsa musician...Read More
Director José Antonio Cordero talks about the process of filming "Ocular Music," from production planning to the relationship that arose with the protagonists, originally from the Oaxacan coast. Part of the "Documenta 22" series.
In this episode, filmmaker Everardo González discusses his creative and technical processes for developing his different projects. He specifically talks about his film "The Devil's Freedom." Part of the "Documenta 22" series.
Olotón corn has properties capable of revolutionizing agriculture and food worldwide. Olotón corn plants reach up to six meters in height and have a unique trait: they can develop in eroded and nutrient-poor soils since they fertilize themselves. ...Read More
Let's have a community Christmas party. Everyone will learn about the traditions, celebrations, and music of this holiday. This series tackles different science topics in a bilingual format that includes original songs and dances. Part of the "Lab...Read More
Let's find out the history of television. How was it invented? How has it changed over time? This series tackles different science topics in a bilingual format that includes original songs and dances. Part of the "Lab Six" series.
Nanotechnological contamination is an almost invisible pollution that affects health, society, the economy, and the environment. Dr. Foladori tries to understand the challenges present by the development of nanotechnologies. Part of "The Electric ...Read More
Explains the importance of the Roman influence in the development of the Iberian Peninsula, particularly in Spain. Describes the Romanization of Spain's political, social, and cultural systems as well as the different Roman contributions that help...Read More
Explains the effects that the Spanish conquest and colonization had on South America, illustrating how Spain's history and culture still remain alive in the continent. Presents a look at 21st century life in five South American cities: Caracas, Ca...Read More
The Haitian Revolution marked great milestones in the history of the West. It was the first successful revolution of independence in Latin America. It was also the first black republic established in a postcolonial era, and it was a revolution dri...Read More
The last in the three-part series, Libros en Accion, that teaches basic sign language through Spanish. Geared toward Latino parents of deaf children who use American Sign Language or Signed English and presented in a bilingual format. Three childr...Read More
The second in the three-part series, Libros en Accion, that teaches basic sign language through Spanish. Geared toward Latino parents of deaf children who use American Sign Language or Signed English and presented in a bilingual format. Three chil...Read More
An instructional video that teaches basic sign language through Spanish and English. Geared toward Latino parents of children who are deaf and use American Sign Language or Signed English. Dramatizes a visit to the audiologist's office and present...Read More
In 1588, Phillip II of Spain, a devout Catholic, determined to invade the Protestant England of Elizabeth I. He launched the Spanish Armada, a fleet of 130 ships, but Sir Francis Drake and the smaller, lighter English navy defeated the Armada by ...Read More
