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Wondering, "What Is Cinco de Mayo?" Here's how it evolved into the holiday we know today.

The ultimate guide to celebrating the Day of the Dead Mexico 2020 and traveling to Mexico City! All you need to know about the Day of the Dead parade, the history and culture behind the holiday, and where to find the best tacos in Mexico City!

Day of the Dead in Mexico provides the most authentic, colorful, and festive celebrations from Oaxaca to Mexico City.

Cinco de Mayo, a cherished Mexican holiday, is a time for vibrant celebrations and joyful gatherings. Commemorating the historic victory of the Mexican army over French forces on May 5, 1862, this day holds special significance for many. As the holiday gains popularity in the United States, more people are embracing the festive spirit by hosting Cinco de Mayo parties filled with lively decorations and traditional elements. When planning a Cinco de Mayo party, it's essential to create a…

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November 1st and 2nd is Día de los Muertos (or Day of the Dead), a Mexican holiday that is celebrated all over the world, especially where people from Mexico have settled. Here in San Francisco it’s a huge celebration, complete with a wild, candle-lit parade through the Mission district ending in an altar exhibit in a nearby park.

Pinatas for the children are common on Christmas Eve.