El Salvador means The Savior.

The war wasnt a football war, it is just called that way because during that time, there was an extremely important football match that El Salvador war. It was caused mainly by the tensions between the borders of both countries. There was a great number of salvadorians living in Honduras and the salvadorian economy was better. The war was pretty short.

Flor de Izote is the national flower......I would think that the plant would be that also....

I live in El Salvador and in my experience people listen to all types of music. I know people who listen to: classical, English language rock, Spanish rock, punk rock, heavy metal, reggae, salsa, merengue, cumbia, protest/political, jazz, classic latin jazz, pop, and new age. Thats just among the folks I know.

The official currency of El Salvador is the Colon. But recently, the U.S. Dollar is accepted as currency throughout the whole country. Even U.S. coins.the U.S. Dollar

it does not. game was canceled

Yes you do, but you pay as you go through Immigration at the Salvadoran airport.

The Day of the Dead is a celebration throughout El Salvador. It is customary to go to the cemetery to pray and place flowers on the graves of loved ones who have died. Wreaths of natural flowers or paper are placed. It is also customary to place wreaths of cypress leaves for its pleasant aroma.

Pupusas, shushuco, loroco Yes try the pupusas, they are sooo good!! Tamales are awesome se! tamen pupusas eh! tacos cosethos

Mauricio Funes (born 18 October 1959) was the President of El Salvador in 2012. Funes became President of El Salvador on June 1, 2009, succeeding President Antonio Saca (served 2005-2009).

El Salvador held on to triumph 3-2.

The total distance from El Salvador to Montreal, Canada is 2,363 miles. This is equivalent to 3,802 kilometers or 2,053 nautical miles.

it means great faith

it takes about 4 to 5 days. nonsotp you can probably make it in 3, but thats would be driving just stoping for gas.

Yes, 167 of them. For more information, write to: Apartado 223 San Miguel El Salvador Or call: 503 (2) 682-0146, 682-0147

El Salvador Celebrations include significant events such as Holy Week, the day of the cross, the July festivities, the August festival, the Nejapa balls of fire, independence day, all souls day, the national pupusa day, the San Miguel carnival, and Christmas.

The current leader of El Salvador is Carlos Mauricio Funes Cartagena.

definitely longer than it has been a country (it declared its independence in 1821). shortly after the spanish conquest spanish became the language.