If you have ever been to any Latin countries
in Real Life you might expect a vibrant, fun, colourful and friendly atmosphere. Those who have been to Spain, the Caribbean
or a South American country in Real Life would tell you the same. There is high
energy in the air with cultural experiences in traditional clothing, language,
music, dancing as well as flavourful food you may not find anywhere else. Latinos in Second Life celebrate their
heritage by creating their environments.
For
those who have never been to Latin Countries and would like to have a taste of
the culture then why not go on your travels in Second Life? You don’t even need
a passport!
Here are a few locations you can visit and
have a unique Latin experience in a virtual way.
Ilha
Brasil Rio
Set by the beach the strip has shops an open
air dance club with live performers a gaming area, and area to chill. If you
are looking for a more vibrant upcoming area to meet possible fellow Brazilians
or even Brazilians then this would probably be a good starting point. Once you
can speak Portuguese.
Here you can surf, jet
ski or just simply hang out at the Copacabana beach. The waves are awesome and you can defiantly
get good surf here. It has been nicely created to resemble the Real Life look
as much as possible but yet adding a more Second Life effect more suited to its
Second life residents. If you are looking to surf and feel like you are really
surfing or taking part in any watersports as if you were really at Copacabana,
then this could be the place for you.
La
Boniquita de Puerto Rico - Latin Night Club Since 2006
If you want to listen or dance to Latin music
then this club would be perfect for you. Open since 2006 and with a high
traffic of people you can be certain this club is the place for you to enjoy a
little bit of Latin music spun by live Dj’s.
TROPICANA
HABANA SALSA BALLROOM & GARDEN
A busy and vibrant club where you can hear
not only Latin music but also salsa music. It has been around the grid for a
few years and still attracts the residents of Second Life. With live DJs
playing from their home towns creating that Latin club ambiance. It is packed
most of the nights here in Second Life and with a high traffic number of people
who have attended this venue you can be certain it is probably one of the
hottest clubs to be seen.
The Latin quarters in Second Life are a sight
to see and a great way to experience the culture while meeting new friends from
around the world.
As the old Spanish saying goes, “mi casa es
tu casa”; meaning my house is your house.
This rings true with the hospitality of the Latin
people.
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