Cinco de Mayo, which translates to the fifth of ... Examples include wearing traditional clothing to an Indian wedding or dressing up to participate in an authentic event celebrate the heritage ...

While the enthusiasm is appreciated, it’s time to set the record straight about what Cinco de Mayo really means. From mixing up historical facts to serving up Tex-Mex dishes as traditional ...

Two young performers in traditional dress wave from the Amarillo College float during the Cinco de Mayo Parade May 3 on Arthur Street in Amarillo. Grand Marshal Mary Bralley waves to the crowd ...

traditional clothing, and festive floats. Some historians urge for celebrations to move beyond simply partying and acknowledge the historical significance. Detroit's 60th annual Cinco de Mayo ...

these costumes reduce cultural and traditional outfits to a quite offensive caricature. Don't plan a trip to Mexico to celebrate a "real Cinco de Mayo": Outside of the state of Puebla in Mexico ...

Contrary to popular belief, you won’t find ground beef tacos, nachos and frozen margaritas in Mexico on Cinco de Mayo. The traditional dish eaten in the town of Puebla on their big holiday is ...

Cinco de Mayo festivities are taking place across the ... central city of Puebla to commemorate the victory. Participants dress as Mexican and French troops, and as Zacapoaxtlas — the Indigenous ...

Here are 5 traditional recipes that are prepared tocelebrate Cinco De Mayo. Mole Poblano is the official dish that is prepared to celebrate Cinco De Mayo. In Puebla, where the battle was won ...