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Cinco de Mayo is celebrated every year on the 5th of May. It celebrates the overwhelming victory of 4,000 Mexican soldiers over a combined force of 8,000 French and Mexican soldiers in 1862....
Cinco de Mayo, a Mexican holiday that takes place on May 5 each year, commemorates the day that the Mexican army triumphed over the French army at the battle of Puebla in 1862. Many people wear...
A serape is a brightly colored, fringed poncho or shawl worn in the Mexican culture. You can make a paper serape if you're looking for an easy costume accessory, or crochet one from wool yarn if...
The charreda, or Mexican-style rodeo, provides an opportunity for horsemen and horsewomen to show off their riding and roping skills. Most events aren't timed, so horsemanship and skill are...
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