Camino Real - Estudios de las Hispaniades Nortemarica is an academic journal dedicated to the study of Spanish language culture in North America. This magazine is dedicated to exploring and sharing research findings related to Spanish culture in North America, including literature, history, sociology, art, linguistics, and cross-cultural communication.

The content of the magazine is extensive, covering various aspects from historical research to modern cultural phenomena, including but not limited to the history and current situation of Latin American immigrants in the United States and Canada, analysis of Spanish literary works, the influence of Latin culture in North American society, and the status and role of Spanish in North American education. The magazine emphasizes a deep understanding of the diversity and complexity of Spanish culture, and encourages the publication of research that can promote a broader and deeper understanding of North American Spanish culture. It ensures that all published articles meet high standards of academic quality through a rigorous peer review process. The magazine not only provides valuable knowledge resources for the academic community, but also offers practical guidance and suggestions for cultural researchers, educators, and readers interested in Spanish culture. In addition, the magazine emphasizes the role of Spanish culture in promoting cross-cultural understanding and inclusivity.