Water Crisis and Cultural Insights

Álvaro Mediavilla from Bablingua21 reviews the week's news, starting with Piñata Day, its origins, and its cultural significance. He poses a question about types of art, linking it to World Art Day. The video discusses a plan to remove cats from San Juan's tourist spots, highlighting differing opinions on their presence. The expression 'una mala racha' is explained, with examples of its use. The video concludes by encouraging viewer interaction through comments and voting on news topics.

Where did piñatas originally come from?

• Italy

• Spain

• China

• Mexico

In which type of celebrations are piñatas commonly used today?

• Birthday parties

• Religious ceremonies

• Weddings

• Graduations

Which of these is NOT considered a type of art?

• Theater

• Music

• Dance

• Cinema

How many types of art were mentioned in the video?

• Six

• Five

• Seven

• Eight

What is the main concern of the authorities in San Juan regarding the stray cats?

• They damage property

• They transmit diseases

• They scare tourists

• They are noisy

What role do the stray cats in San Juan play according to the NGOs?

• They help in ceremonies

• They protect other animals

• They control the rat population

• They attract tourists

What does the expression 'una mala racha' mean?

• A sad moment

• A happy moment

• A bad streak

• A lucky streak

What example is given to explain 'una mala racha'?

• A student winning a competition

• A student missing classes

• A student failing multiple exams

• A student getting good grades

What natural phenomenon has caused a water crisis in Bogotá?

• El Niño

• La Niña

• Hurricane

• Earthquake

How have the authorities in Bogotá managed the water crisis?

• By building new reservoirs

• By importing water

• By desalinating seawater

• By rationing water