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Articles of category "Cinco de Mayo (May 5)"

Why is Cinco de Mayo celebrated in America?
Added on 01/09/2007 to Articles Directory / Holidays & Celebrations / Hallmark holidays / Cinco de Mayo (May 5)
Although it is not an American holiday, Cinco de Mayo is celebrated in the United States every year. May 5th, or Cinco de Mayo as it is said in Spanish is a time to celebrate freedom. Just like the American July 4th Holiday celebrates liberty, Cinco de Mayo has a rich history behind it. Joining the American armies sometime after the bombing at Pearl Harbor, Mexicans were ready and willing to support with their lives the troops who had come to their aid in a time of dire need.
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The Cinco De Mayo Party
Added on 12/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Holidays & Celebrations / Hallmark holidays / Cinco de Mayo (May 5)
The Cinco De Mayo party is a fun time for all. It is to celebrate the Mexico being freed from Spain. A Cino De Mayo party is a great time for a lot of people. Take plenty of Cinco De Mayo pictures when you have a party to commemorate it. The Cinco De Mayo pictures will help you to remember the good time that you had when you had your party. You can learn a lot more about Cinco De Mayo online.
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