Are there any Santeras out there?
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I believe in the Orishas, and Im catholic, but I don't consider myself a Santero...
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Well, East L.A. is identical, the houses might be made of something different, but I have seen goats in the backyards, graffiti, trash, gang affiliation, vendors, mexican flags, spanish as the primary language, women with 5 or 6 kids and one on the way whom can't even afford the clothes on their backs.  I See this stuff every time I go to an area over in that direction.  BUt don't just focus on that area.  People have moved out of east L.A. to other parts, Inviting all their familty from back home to come live with them.  Before you know it  Every house on the block is owned by Mexicans supporting their families illegally.  This is spreading rapidly and it's scary.  Can you believe it's this way in Orange County, CA?  Of all places.  I was just told I was over qualified to rent an apartment in Anaheim.  A majority of the residents were of hispanic origin, even the office staff was all of hispanic origin, and then it dawned on me.  Is that discrimination towards me?  Overqualified to rent a place?  How is that possible?
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kinda like the people from Otavalo or Iquitos. noted for their fine painted red and black on white textiles.\n\ncheck out these photos:  http://amazonmedicinals.netfirms.com/picturepro/nfpicturepro/thumbnails.php?album=1\nalso lots of photos  @ exotickitchen.com (below)
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Yes they exist, and they are the Kenites. When you understand who the Kenites are, the rest of it all makes sense and you can sleep better at night! :)\n\nhttp://www.theseason.org/genesis/genesis4.htm
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Jackson Stewart Lincoln:\nhttp://www.anthrosource.net/action/showXml?doi=10.1525%2Feth.1981.9.2.02a00040\nLo siento. No se bastante espanol para responder aqui.
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is a system of divination that originated in West Africa among the Yoruba people. The system is also practiced among believers in Lucumi, (sometimes referred to as Santería), Candomblé, and similarly transplanted Orisa'Ifa lineages in the New World.
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Theres a few here...\nlook at the link
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I found this one. I used to live there and I heard of these people the most. Hope it helps. I made sure I copied the site of the address and stuff. Good Luck!!!
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Im launching a site called http://www.languagepartner.org where you will be able to find a native spanish speaker to go out for a coffee or something and actually practice the language. If you think this could be a hit in your city, contact me plz, I'm looking for people to join the team. Best regards, Jose
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Yes.\nThere is a place where there are a lot of them.
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Filipinos aren't the only cluture group who do so,\nand it makes historic sense: homo sapiens had hands long before tools and spoons were "invented".
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los temerarios? los bukis?\n\nlol i dont know it was a long shot
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Am i too late to answer your question in time for your report? \n\nCheck out this Wikipedia page. You're bound to find those which can fit to the topic of your choice. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Filipinos
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you have to drive through the parking lot and you will see a large group of latino men, likely wearing cowboy hats. usually there will be at least one "spokes person" for their group that speaks more than mexican. sometimes they have women at home making tamales you can also but for a good price by the dozen. if that fails i've also noticed a crowd similiar to this at local 7-11s. but im just guessing.
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Hmmmm very tempting Sunshine, Latino and stunning Spain. \n\nSighh doubt if my guy would let me go. Surely there must be some one for you in Spain. Check out Gaydar or similar sites my friend. Good hunting and good luck.
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sure,there is alot of them out there, like me! send me a e-mail if there is any other questions. badcoptiger@yahoo.com
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filipino, they're nice