Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo is a cultural holiday celebrated along the southern border of Mexico and the United States. It signifies a remembrance of the Battle of Puebla; a small battle... keep reading →

The Mexican holiday, Cinco de Mayo, is a celebration of courageous Mexican soldiers and the national pride the victory engendered. One of the biggest celebrations in the... keep reading →

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My first encountered with Mexican foods was tortilla chips, and I loved it, and I never knew that it just a small part from the rich of Mexican foods. Mexican foods are... keep reading →

What's in a Mexican Names and Surnames and Some Facts About Mexico. In view of the celebration about "Cinco De Mayo" which is a known holiday celebration in Mexico honoring... keep reading →

There are several ways to serve sopapillas. Whether you prefer to eat them with honey, a dusting of sugar and cinnamon, or with ice cream on top, the recipe below will give... keep reading →

In honor of the holiday Cinco De Mayo, I am featuring in this hub two of the greatest Mexican artists of the 20th century, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, whom came to my... keep reading →

Surely no one needs reminding why May 5th is an important day in Mexico? You do?? OK, in brief, May 5th, 1862, was the day a Mexican army defeated and routed the French in... keep reading →

Mexican blankets are the very bright blankets that are used more for decoration than for warmth. The serape blanket is made to be very vibrant and add a mexican flare to any... keep reading →

 Twenty years ago, the mention of Cinco de Mayo probably brought questioning stares from many Americans.  Today, the day is as much an unofficial holiday as St. Patrick’s... keep reading →