Hispanoamerica
Hispanoamérica, or Spanish America, is the portion of the Americas where Spanish is the predominant official language and Iberian cultural heritage has shaped social and political life. The term is commonly used to describe the Spanish-speaking countries of Latin America, typically including Mexico, the nations of Central America, and most South American states; some definitions also include Spanish-speaking Caribbean countries. It excludes Brazil, where Portuguese is official, and most non-Spanish-speaking territories.
Geography and language: The region stretches from northern Mexico to the southern tips of South America, encompassing
History: Beginning with Spanish conquest in the 16th century, Iberian legal, religious, and cultural frameworks shaped
Culture and economy: The region has produced a rich literary and artistic tradition and a wide array