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Chilean NYC

Chilean NYC is a mix of Indigenous, European and African cultures. The Indigenous culture is of Inca descent in the north and Mapuche in the south. Easter Island is Chilean. The European culture is mostly Spanish with some German influence.

Chile has a highly developed copper export economy. It is famous for its writers and its wines. Pablo Neruda had a way with words that will make you fall in love with the Spanish language. Chile also has a strong avant-garde theatre tradition and some world-class filmmakers.

Chileans had to deal with the Pinochet dictatorship (1973-1990). The experience still effects the people – even in the diaspora.

Chilean Archive

Chilean Festivals

Chilean New York City

Metro New York City is the largest Chilean community in the United States. There are Chilean communities in Queens and in Paterson, New Jersey.

Chilean New Yorkers

Chileans

Chilean Culture

Gabriela Mistral was the first Latin American to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Pablo Neruda is Chile’s most famous poet. Isabel Allende is Chile’s most famous novelist.

Chile

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