Hi, my name is Brisa, and I’ll tell you a little more about myself. My name is Samantha, but people call me Brisa. I just turned 18 today. I have two cats, one named Brisa and the other Perla. I have many hobbies, and I like to do all sorts of things, like playing instruments,
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My name is Yasmin Argaz Montenegro. I’m 23 years old. I was born on September 25th in Rome, Italy. I came to Ecuador when I was 5 and I’ve lived here since. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science from U.E. “Eugenio Espejo” in 2020. Having graduated from high school at 17 during the Covid-19
My name is Lisbeth Villa, although Lisbeth isn’t actually my first name, it’s the one everyone who knows me uses. I was born on March 24, 2003, in Riobamba, where I lived my entire life until I moved away to begin my university studies. I completed both elementary and high school at Unidad Educativa Hispanoamérica,
Zumag Cacuango is 23 years old and already a mother of four. Her life in Natabuela, Ecuador, is peaceful and relaxing: “People here are very kind, and we don’t experience racism because we are a close-knit community and we all share the same roots.” When I asked if she had ever been to the city
Ecuador is a country with unique linguistic wealth: alongside Spanish, there are 13 officially recognized indigenous languages that form a vital part of its cultural identity. However, there is currently no certification system for interpreters and translators, putting these languages at risk of disappearance.The lack of official recognition limits access to essential services such as
October 31st marks the celebration of the Day of the Coat of Arms, one of Ecuador’s National Symbols, officially adopted by Congress in 1900 and implemented during the presidency of General Eloy Alfaro Delgado on November 7th of the same year. A few days later, on December 5th, the decree was published in the Official
