Hispanic communities are groups of people in the United States and around the world who share a common cultural heritage linked to Spanish-speaking countries. These communities often celebrate their traditions, languages, and customs, which can include music, dance, and food. Major countries of origin include Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and various nations in Central and South America. In the U.S., Hispanic communities contribute significantly to the economy, culture, and social fabric. They are diverse, with varying backgrounds, dialects, and experiences. Many individuals identify as Latino or Latina, reflecting their connection to Latin American cultures while also embracing their unique identities within the broader Hispanic community.