San Lorenzo is a fictional country used in the television series Leverage.
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| - San Lorenzo is a fictional country used in the television series Leverage.
- San Lorenzo (Spanish: República Centroamericana de San Lorenzo) is a country in Central America bordered by Mexico to the north and west, Belize and the Caribbean Sea to the east, and Guatemala to the south. After the coup of 1980 San Lorenzo remains the unique specimen of a triumvirate republic (República de los tres sellos). The country's capital is Fortaleza de San Lorenzo, widely known as simple Fortaleza. Abundance of biologically significant and unique ecosystems makes the country a biodiversity hotspot.
- San Lorenzo is the setting of The Adventures of Puss in Boots. It is a mystical area invisible to the outside world.
- In 2000 San Lorenzo toured with Idlewild to promote their debut album Nothing New Ever Works which was supported strongly by John Peel and Steve Lamacq's BBC radio shows. After recording some of their material San Lorenzo decided to split in 2001. A compilation of singles and unreleased tracks entitled The Sea is a Map was released by Bearos Records the same year. In 2004 the band reconvened to play several shows but no studio recordings were produced. In 2012, as part of Gringo Records' 15th anniversary celebrations the band took to the stage for a one-off show in Nottingham. Owen Tromans continues to make records and tour as a solo artist.
- San Lorenzo is a republic in Central America, where Arnold's parents, Miles and Stella, worked and explored for many years, until they mysteriously disappeared. Miles and Stella's child, Arnold, was born out in an abandoned temple in this region. Abner most likely was born in San Lorenzo too.
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| - San Lorenzo is a fictional country used in the television series Leverage.
- San Lorenzo is a republic in Central America, where Arnold's parents, Miles and Stella, worked and explored for many years, until they mysteriously disappeared. Miles and Stella's child, Arnold, was born out in an abandoned temple in this region. Abner most likely was born in San Lorenzo too. Many glimpses at San Lorenzo are given in the episode "The Journal", in which Arnold finds his father's journal and reads about his adventures in the country. In the end of the episode Arnold finds a map of the region of San Lorenzo where his parents went in their last journey. The main events of Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie take place in in this country. The shown areas of San Lorenzo are covered by jungles, they have at least one active volcano, at least one navigable river (roamed by the river pirate La Sombra), and remains of ancient Mayan-like architecture. Considering the combination of these factors, San Lorenzo most likely corresponds to Guatemala and/or neighboring areas of Mexico and Honduras. The area is the homeland to a mysterious people who are known as the Green Eyes. Other ethnic groups include the Spanish-speaking people (one of them is Eduardo) and Amerindians who speak a gibberish language. A large body of water was shown, but it is not clear whether it is a sea or a large lake.
- San Lorenzo (Spanish: República Centroamericana de San Lorenzo) is a country in Central America bordered by Mexico to the north and west, Belize and the Caribbean Sea to the east, and Guatemala to the south. After the coup of 1980 San Lorenzo remains the unique specimen of a triumvirate republic (República de los tres sellos). The country's capital is Fortaleza de San Lorenzo, widely known as simple Fortaleza. Abundance of biologically significant and unique ecosystems makes the country a biodiversity hotspot.
- San Lorenzo is the setting of The Adventures of Puss in Boots. It is a mystical area invisible to the outside world.
- In 2000 San Lorenzo toured with Idlewild to promote their debut album Nothing New Ever Works which was supported strongly by John Peel and Steve Lamacq's BBC radio shows. After recording some of their material San Lorenzo decided to split in 2001. A compilation of singles and unreleased tracks entitled The Sea is a Map was released by Bearos Records the same year. In 2004 the band reconvened to play several shows but no studio recordings were produced. In 2012, as part of Gringo Records' 15th anniversary celebrations the band took to the stage for a one-off show in Nottingham. Owen Tromans continues to make records and tour as a solo artist.
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