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The countries in green are the ones whose language and cultural heritage are hispanic.

Some of the most famous Hispanic Americans in the history

Ellis Island was the most famous immigration point in the United States during the 1900s. Many immigrants saw in their entrance a chance for a new life.

This event was one of the most famous battles between Mexico and the United back in the 17th century.

The file includes the consent for interview from Camilo Rodríguez.

The file includes the recorded audio from the interview with Camilo Rodríguez (in Spanish).

The file includes the transcription from the interview with Camilo Rodríguez. As it was in Spanish, there is the translation into English.

The file includes the consent for interview from Erika Arredondo. The consent shows that the interviewee does not give her address, phone nor email.

Recorded audio file from the interview with Erika Arredondo.

The file includes the transcription of the interview. As it was in Spanish, there is also the translation to English.

The file includes the consent for interview from Derek Wilmott

The recorded audio from the interview with Derek Wilmott

Transcription from the interview with Derek Wilmott, with an abstract talking about him and his work in Clemson.

Photo taken with Derek Wilmott as a reminder of the interview.

Photo taken as a reminder of the interview with her

The celebration was held in South Carolina Botanical Garden on November 1

The poster of the celebration shows where was and what activities were held

'El Jimador' restaurant is one example of how hispanization is taking place in the United States.