Arroz Con Leche (Rice Pudding) is one of Cuba's famous food

Rin, Ran!

Rin, Ran!

Arroz Con Leche (Rice Pudding) is one of Cuba's famous food in which they also made a song.

In class, the children learned how to dance and play with Ms. Ariadne - Axel's mother, who took the time off from her busy schedule to teach the children this lovely song.

We appreciate your time and love for children, Ms. Ari!

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