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South American Countries Flags - Learn about the various flags of South America, the fourth-largest continent in the world. It contains 12 sovereign states and other dependencies.

Decorate laptops, Hydro Flasks, cars and more with removable kiss-cut, vinyl decal stickers. Glossy, matte, and transparent options in various sizes. Super durable and water-resistant. I created this quirky South American map design to celebrate the vibrant spirit of the continent. It’s perfect for anyone who loves adventure, travel, and the playful beauty of this unique geography!

South America is the fourth largest continent on Earth, home to more than 420 million people. The continent consists of 12 separate countries.

🌎☕ **Discover the Rich Flavors of South American Coffee!** Dive into our ultimate guide that explores the unique varieties and brewing techniques that bring the vibrant tastes of South American coffee to your cup. From the lush highlands of Colombia to the scenic valleys of Brazil, uncover the secrets behind each brew and learn how to perfect your coffee game at home. Whether you're a casual sipper or a dedicated connoisseur, this guide will elevate your coffee knowledge and experience! ✨📚…

Travelling to South America? Here are five travel itineraries to rock your trip. Detailed South America travel itineraries to help you plan your most amazing travels yet! Beaches, culture, adventure, jungle...Your South America travel bucket list is about to get longer. #travel #southamerica #traveldestinations #inspiration

Embark on a journey through the stunning landscapes of Venezuela! From the mesmerizing Angel Falls to the vibrant streets of Caracas, explore the beauty and culture that this South American gem has to offer.

There are 6 core racial groups (before migration + mixture) that need to be represented within all context. No South American Indigenous peoples are not Latino. Latin is the culture of colonization upon Native (South) American peoples. Just as North American Indigenous peoples speak English (a foreign language) are they now English people? Then why do we connect South America peoples so easily with being Spanish- when for many that is just the language they speak due to invaders?