The Spanish Periods were mainly the essential advancements of the Spanish worlds within Florida. Written records about life in Florida began with the arrival of the Spanish explorer and adventurer Juan Ponce de León in 1513. His arrival was believed to be sometime between April 2 and April 8. He called the area la Florida, in honor of “Pascua florida” ("feast of the flowers"), Spain’s Eastertime celebration. After Ponce de Leon’s departure, many Spanish conquistadors entered the lands in hopes of finding treasure. No great treasures awaited the Spanish conquistadors who explored Florida, however, their stories helped in

Furthermore the Hispanic culture has also left great influences on things such as food, crafts, architecture, and even on the people’s way of life. Miami is known as the capital of Latin America, and its eateries represent every country and region of the southern continent. Brazilian rodizio, Argentine churrasco, and Peruvian seafood are just a few of the ethnic specialties local restaurants dish out. Dozens of Cuban eateries serve filling, tasty meals for under $7. “It is the diversity of the food that makes Miami so special” says Ken Royal, a resident of Miami. Diario Las Americas, Miami's original Spanish language daily newspaper founded the 4th Of July of 1953, contains complete international, national, state and local information, including arts, entertainment and general interests. This newspaper helps to transport information to the Hispanic community of Miami. It is very common to see many Hispanics reading this popular newspaper on a daily basis. Art and Architecture are also some influences that the Hispanic culture has brought to Miami. Architecture is very prominent within Miami, Florida. “Architecture subtlety entwines itself with art” says Robert Lesley, an experienced builder. Take the A

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