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5 DVDs that review the history and art of Mexico since pre-Hispanic times. Bilingual English-Spanish edition. 5 DVDs.

Juan and Erra take on three different professions for a day, proving that, in addition to being funny, they can work hard. Throughout the episodes, the popular YouTubers will assume roles that will test their skills in professions as diverse as rugby, fishing, and hospitality.

What to do with works of art and cultural goods that have come to our days to preserve them and be able to leave them as inheritance to future generations? New factors of risk, such as atmospheric pollution, acid rain, chemical products and new pollutant materials put in risk their health and force to develop and apply the most modern methods and technology in order to stabilize these "patients", treat and restore them so they will last for centuries. From archaic documents, medieval manuscripts, big cathedrals, monasteries and palaces, collections of Roman glass, big altarpieces, to funeral pre-Colombian jars, the fold of the Quimbaya people, the iron of primitive cultures and mosaics made in America from bird feathers, and ending in the art of celluloid and the diverse materials of all contemporary arts "The Art of Preserving Art" follows the hospital processes which keep our cultural inheritance alive.

Spanish version of the game show in which correct answers cause a green ball to fall down the wall adding the value of the slot to the players' winning total and a missed question causes an ominous red ball to fall and deduct the value from the team's total. Teammates have to work together to build a huge cash prize.

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Los García was a Puerto Rican television sitcom from the 1970s. First shown weekly on WAPA-TV, and later on TeleIsla, it depicted the life of a local fictional family, as well as that of some of their neighbors. The series' characters were based on real individuals. It was the best-rated television program in Puerto Rico in three out of the six years of the program's run. It is still aired in re-runs by the local Puerto Rico community channel for DirecTV.