Green: Hey, meet me!

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Hi, I'm Lina Redondo! I am a student of social communication and journalism. I created this blog for my level VIII English class, although the reason why I have decided to talk about this country is more personal.

I am a lover of culture in general, I like to read about the cultures of other countries different from mine (Colombia), but about South Africa I really do not know much, partly that is why I have decided to talk about it, I would like to investigate more and even learn more about it. I have read that it is a country with one of the most diverse and strong cultures that exists in the world. Their clothes are very colorful and they have very interesting traditions.

It is certainly a very interesting country. Follow my blog and join me on this journey through the colorful cultures of Africa!

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