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Mexican Independence Day- September 16; Hispanic Heritage Month
September 16 (diez y seis de septiembre) is Mexican Independence Day, also known as El Grito de Dolores or El Grito de Independencia (the cry of independence) due to its inciting event. (We may as well learn...
created by Jordan Yerman | 14 wks ago | updated 12 wks ago
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2356 views | 25 recommendations | 2 comments
Cinco De Mayo: Margaritas, Mariachis & Mexican Independence Day?
Contrary to some popular belief Cinco De Mayo (May 5) is not Mexican Independence Day, which actually occurs on September 15. Most Cinco De Mayo celebrations in North America involve "fun" things that are considered... Cinco De Mayo Parades Amidst Swine Flu Scare
Cinco de Mayo stands for the “fifth of May” in Spanish and commemorates the unlikely victory of the Mexican army in the Battle of Puebla with the better-equipped French army. Cinco de Mayo is celebrated in...
created by Yuliya Talmazan | 33 wks ago | updated 33 wks ago
153 views | 12 recommendations | 1 comment
153 views | 12 recommendations | 1 comment
Delicious Mexican Food Recipes to Celebrate Cinco De Mayo
Spanish for the 5th of May, Cinco De Mayo is a popular holiday in parts of Mexico and the United States, as well as wherever Mexican cuisine (whether authentic, Tex-Mex, fusion, or Mexican inspired) is known and...
created by Huggingthecoast.Com | 33 wks ago | updated 33 wks ago
202 views | 15 recommendations | 1 comment
202 views | 15 recommendations | 1 comment
It's Time to Stop Celebrating Cinco De Mayo!
Launched in 2006 as a somewhat-cheesy tongue-in-cheek merchandising gimmick (i.e., "Use mustard instead of mayonnaise"), the CINCO DE MUSTARD campaign has gotten "legs" and deserves serious consideration from Americans -- especially owners of restaurants, bars and other... Is Celebration of Cinco de Mayo Appropriate?
On May 5, millions of Americans will celebrate Cinco de Mayo without really knowing what they’re celebrating. If, however, they knew the background of the holiday, I think Americans might opt to celebrate another holiday.What is Cinco de Mayo? For most, the holiday simply...Cinco de Mayo!
"Today is Cinco de Mayo, the Mexican holiday marking the defeat of French invaders at the Battle of Puebla in 1862...""and not a bad excuse for a Sol or Corona for lunch either" RHK
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