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5 Reasons Latinos Are The Happiest

What makes Latinos so happy? It seems like everywhere you look, there’s someone laughing, smiling, and just genuinely having a great time. Maybe it’s something in the food, their personality, or just the way of living. According to the World Happiness report, there are several Latin American countries that top the list among the happiest around the world. Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia, Guatemala, Venezuela, Brazil and El Salvador made the top list for the 50 happiest countries. Here are some reasons why Latinos are so darn happy!happy latinos

Learn to live well with less. Many of the older Hispanic people living the United States were born in poor societies that lacked basic necessities. Many of them immigrated to the U.S. in search for a better life and this may have prepared them to confront bad times with a lesser sense of instability.

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