Harlem Shake video posted on April 12, 2013
This is the famous Harlem Shake which has gone viral on the internet. Kids all over the world are making their own versions.
This occured at the school you see on the header.
As you see, these kids are normal Westernized young adults.
No danger of a looming Caliphate; just prosperous Christian Chileans.
![141px-Chaco_in_Argentina.svg[1]](https://latinarabia.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/141px-Chaco_in_Argentina.svg1_.png "Chaco Province, Argentina")
I had to remove a video stream which was taken down.
The Chaco Province is in Argentina’s almost tropical north, yet there was enough of an Arab population in 2013 to support a radio show called Las Mil y Una Noches (1,0001 Nights) which broadcast Arab Music to the Internet and to Chaco.
It was an internet set up; and it was only about 14 shows, but it had some viewers. At that time, it was on USTREAM, which has since been bought out by IBM. The show played to a small niche market, but it showed that even in a relatively poorer, rural province, Argentina has an Arab population.
These Arabs in Latin America could be a force for peace.
They are assimilated, and Westernized; yet obviously have enough Arab identification that they could be a bridge between the Arab world and the West.
Why is our American government doing nothing to reach out to them?
3 July, 2020 – Edited: Had to remove a video that no longer was streaming. Made corrections to text.
The show is called Get Up (lit: Move Yourself) and Dance!
BATTLE OF ARAB DANCING vs. HIP HOP.
(just speed through the intros to see the dancing)
No translation is necessary to appreciate this.
Who would you chose? Arab vs.Hip Hop in the Battle of Get Up and Dance
No translation is necessary at this point.
Lots of their shows can be found here on USTREAM (Click Here)
Salta is an old pioneer city in the interior of Argentina, which has a considerable Italian and Arab demographic, as well as Native Indian and old line Spanish stocks.
Salta would be truly tropical, however it is in the foothills of the Andes, so one or two nights per year, it can dip below freezing. However, it is subtropical and has palm trees.
The climate is dry and warm. It is a resort city.
This comes from Salamanca, Chile, and was posted on YouTube, April 9, 2013 by Ducle Zahira
Interesting.
Salamanca is sort of in the North of chile. Sort of a small town.
