Querétaro, la palabra más bonita del español
Not feeling, nor thanks, nor flamenco nor happiness - the most beautiful word in the Spanish language isn't even in the Royal Academy's dictionary. Querétaro, four syllables that together form a little-known word is nothing more than the name of a Mexican city. It means "island of the blue salamanders," was proposed by the actor Gael García Bernal, and received the most votes among more than 30 words nominated by Spanish-speaking personalities at the behest of the Instituto Cervantes.
We're not sure about that "blue salamanders" stuff, but we'll clear it up after the ticker-tape parade. Felicidades, you city of winners, you!
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Should we expect a rise in real state property value in Querétaro now? I have investors on the line.
http://tucsoncitizen.com/three-sonorans/2011/06/19/john-mccain-pulls-a-huppenthal-against-mexicans/
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