Cinco de mayo is a spanish phrase that translates to fifth of may in part 2
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Michele Marie
Cinco de Mayo is a Spanish phrase that translates to Fifth of May in English It refers to the date of May 5th and is celebrated primarily in Mexico and the United States Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army s victory over the French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5 1862 It is often mistakenly associated with Mexican Independence Day which is celebrated on September 16th However Cinco de Mayo has become a cultural celebration in both Mexico and the United States featuring parades music dancing food and festivities that showcase Mexican heritage and culture I know many of you are celebrating today and I d love to spice that up a bit for you I ll be posting frequently throughout today Call it a virtual influx of spice throughout your day I ll also be sending out several much request PPV videos from my vault They will be available to purchase at a huge savings today So don t forget to check your DMs I ll be sending out a free full length video in the dms today too