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Latinos United
Abuelas, chanclas, ahoritas and telenovelas: what every Latin American family knows by heart.
30 cards📍 Mexico📍 Guatemala📍 Honduras📍 El Salvador
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What is the first thing your grandmother feeds you when you visit her?
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What is the sentence your mom says when she is really angry, with your full name?
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Which telenovela did you watch with your family, and who cried the most?
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What is the most Latino thing about your house: plastic on the sofa, saints, plants?
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What family nickname do you have, and who gave it to you?
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What is the Christmas Eve tradition your family would never skip?
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What is the home remedy your family swears by for everything?
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What is the Latino phrase you would never translate because it only works in Spanish?
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What dish from your country would you cook to introduce yourself to the world?
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What was the longest "ahorita" you have ever waited for?
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Which reggaeton song do you know by heart even though you say you do not listen to it?
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Which relative always asks you when you are getting married or having kids?
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What is the funniest "mi mamá me dijo" story you have?
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Who taught you to dance, and what is the first song you danced with someone?
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Which of your relatives is the best storyteller, and which of their stories is surely exaggerated?
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What is the most dramatic family party you have ever been to?
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Say "ahorita" five times, each with a different meaning for how long it will take.
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Ask each person in the group for their blessing, "¡la bendición!", in your best respectful voice.
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Pretend to find a chancla at your feet and give the group a lecture about respect.
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Hug the person on your left as if they were an aunt you have not seen in ten years.
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Imitate the aunt who pinches your cheeks and says "¡cómo has crecido!".
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Say five things that your parents said that you now say too, with their voice.
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Imitate your mom or grandma calling the whole family to eat, with the full list of names.
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Act out a telenovela fainting scene with a dramatic fall and a surprise confession.
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Sing a bolero as dramatically as you can, to the person the group chooses.
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Give a toast in the style of a Latino uncle who says "quiero decir unas palabras" and talks for five minutes.
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Do a dramatic reading of a text message from your mom, with all her emojis.
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Cook an imaginary dish for the group and explain the secret recipe "that only grandma knows".
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Dance salsa, bachata or cumbia with someone chosen by the group for 15 seconds.
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Do a "grito" that represents your whole country and let the group guess where you are from.