Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo Food

At Cinco de Mayo festivals and parties across the United States you can find traditional Mexican and Spanish foods being served. This includes tacos, enchiladas, quesadillas, empanadas, fajitas, and paella. Mexican deserts are also another favorite including sweet and sticky churros and flans in a wide variety of flavors.

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Cinco de Mayo Celebrations

Cinco de Mayo celebrations are becoming increasingly more popular in the United States. The largest celebration occur in cities along the US and Mexico border, especially in Texas and California. Celebrations are also becoming popular in cities with a large Spanish or Mexican populations. Outdoor or street fairs with live music, dancing and street food [...]

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Cinco de Mayo History

Cinco de Mayo History You are here: Holiday Central » Cinco de Mayo » Cinco de Mayo History Many people think of Cinco de Mayo (or May 5th) as the day of Mexican Independence and the equivalent of July 4th. Technically this isn’t true however it does celebrate the spirit of independence of Mexico’s people. [...]

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