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| " ENJOY YOURSELF " |
During the afternoons you can participate, independently of your course and with students from other classes, in various culture activities like :
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Dancing courses : Latin American , South American or Peruvian folkloric dances.
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Cooking classes
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Opportunities to practice a variety of sports
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Excursions in the city and the surrounding areas of Arequipa.
"Have Fun " it consists of spontaneous activities.
A very important part of a country's culture is its own traditional and popular music. Using music as a means of transmitting Peruvian culture also forms an important part in the learning of Spanish language.
 "Have Fun " wants to bring you close to Peruvian's musical background in its different forms. This will take you on a journey through the world of Hispanic music and shows you how Peruvian rhythms are deeply rooted in the Peruvian character, starting with "marinera", "tondero", "huayños", "pampeñas", "sayas", carnaval, etc.
In these classes we will not only use music to improve your level of Spanish but also as an exercise in understanding our culture, allowing our students to take their first steps in moving to these rhythms. A relaxed, playful and fun way of introducing you to the roots of Peruvian music.
" ¡ LEARN AND HAVE FUN ! "
tries to bring the student closer to the atmosphere of Arequipa, outwith the schools teaching schedule and involves you in the life, tradition and character of the Peruvian people. Learn about Arequipa`s way of life.
 The nightlife, the culture and how to have a good time are parts of life that are difficult to get to know well unless you are shown them by a native who will act as a guide and catalyst between the students and the real life of the town. We go out to dance and soak up the different atmospheres offered in the city.
"¡Have fun!" is aimed at people between the ages of 18 and 60, although it is also for people who have exceeded this age and who are eternally young.
The contents are diverse and range from getting to know the nightlife, to attending the theatre, cinema and other cultural activities. We go out to dance and soak up the different atmospheres offered in the city.
Another aspect of "¡Have fun!" is that it gives you the opportunity to try the local cuisine through cooking activities, where you will learn how to make rocoto relleno, chupe de camarones, cauche de queso; pisco souer, etc.
"¡ Have fun !" does not include drinks, food, tickets, etc. We all put our money together and make a "fondo" - another very typical and sociable Peruvian custom. .
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