Khloé Kardashian: 10 Latino cocktails she needs to try on her new show

Brazil's most famous cocktail needs to be recognized by the younger Kardashian. To make it you need cachaça (pronounced cachaza), lemon and sugar. Here is the recipe.

Think bloody mary with a Latino twist. Refreshing, delicious and strong enough to inspire you to try some samba steps. The main ingredient is cachaça. Saúde*!*

Tequila, mezcal, wine and cucumber! Sounds crazy and delicious. Margarita, who? The recipe here.

Who doesn't love a mojito? I can easily see a Khloé and Kendall take La Habana. The recipe here.

My favorite Latino cocktail, the amazing Piña Colada! She should pair it with a game of who can pronnounce the "Ñ" properly. I bet Khloé Kardashian would get her guests more than tipsy in no time. Here the recipe.

Keeping the Cuba theme and very appropriate with the times, here you have a master recipe for a Cuba Libre.

Obviously, she needs to make a Sangria, and so do you. Here is a recipe to treasure and pretend it's been in your familia for generations

Chile and Peru have almost gone to war over the ownership of Pisco and Pisco Sour, so you can have an idea of how spectacular this cocktail is. Here is the recipe of an slushie version. Drink it slowly. I'm sure you can imagine why.

This traditional Mexican cocktail is a "cheat meal" unto itself, but if you love sweets, it's so worth it. Here is the recipe and don't blame me for the extra pounds if you can't control yourself.

In Havana's most famous bar, El Floridita, there is a bartender who can make a dozen different Daiquiris. Here is the recipe for the most beautiful-looking one: the strawberry daiquiri.

Khloé Kardashian's new show airs on January 20th at 10 pm on a new network called FYI. Salud, baby!