Tag: Amazon

??Bienvenidos to Amazon Fire TV, PrendeTV!

I was surprised to learn that 49% of bilingual and 74% of Spanish-dominant Hispanics wish there was more Spanish-language content. But it made me realize that I too was looking for binge-able shows and movies to watch en español and was absolutely over the moon to find out Univision’s n...

Organize in Style: The Best Makeup Organizers on Amazon

Introduction In the world of beauty, organization is the key to unleashing your creativity. A well-organized makeup collection not only saves time but also elevates your beauty routine. If you’re on the lookout for the best makeup organizers, Amazon has an impressive array of options to sui...

Amazon Essentials: The Undercover Jeans

I wanted a certain kind of grey jeans that would remind me of heavily washed black, the kind I recall from childhood, when originally jet-black unwashed denim would gradually acquire its grey. Seeing it on the street made me long for the Levis I wore as a teen. As I’m no longer a kid, I didn&r...

Top 5 Amazon Side Hustles in 2024: KDP, FBA, Merch & More

Do you have a knack for storytelling? Or, perhaps a trove of valuable knowledge to share? Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) is your gateway to becoming a published author without the traditional publishing gatekeepers. KDP allows you to release eBooks, paperbacks, and even audiobooks on the Amazon plat...

Valley of Lost Cities Found in Ecuadorian Amazon

Narrative A, as provided by Le Monde. This international study seems to corroborate the centuries-old descriptions of Francisco de Orellana and Gaspar de Carvajal about pre-Hispanic urban networks in the forest, which were long thought to be fabricated. It’s fantastic that the lidar remot...

What Do We Know About the Rediscovered Lost Cities of the Amazon?

The vast and enigmatic Amazon rainforest has long been a treasure trove of undiscovered secrets, its verdant depths concealing the remains of ancient civilizations that once thrived within its borders. In recent years, groundbreaking technological advancements have illuminated a new chapter in our u...

The 2,500-Year-Old Lost Cities of Amazon

Gaspar de Carvajal, a Spanish missionary, joined an expedition that set out from Ecuador in 1542 in quest of the fabled cinnamon valley of La Canela. When the explorers landed in the Amazon River estuary, the Spanish came in contact with the indigenous people who lived in the rainforests. Friar C...