lindagarcia+FollowCinco de Mayo Isn’t Mexico’s Independence!Did you know Cinco de Mayo isn’t about Mexican independence? It actually marks a single epic battle in 1862 where Mexico beat France at Puebla—led by a Texas-born general! Mexico still lost the war, but this underdog win became a symbol of resistance and pride. Now, it’s a day for both Mexicans and Americans to celebrate freedom (and throw a fiesta, of course). Next time you raise a margarita, you’ll know the real story! #CincoDeMayo #HistoryNerd #FunFact #DidYouKnow #FiestaTime #Culture120101Share
Vickie Scott+FollowCinco de Mayo: More Than Tacos & TequilaDid you know Cinco de Mayo isn’t Mexican Independence Day? It actually marks a wild underdog victory over the French in 1862! While the U.S. loves to party with tacos and tequila, the real roots are about resilience and Mexican pride. Some say the holiday’s gotten a bit too commercial (looking at you, fake mustaches), but for many, it’s still about honoring heritage and family history. Next time you celebrate, maybe skip the sombrero and learn the real story! #CincoDeMayo #MexicanHeritage #Culture #History #MoreThanTacos70Share
Traci Smith+FollowWait, Cinco de Mayo Isn’t Independence Day?Did you know Cinco de Mayo isn’t Mexico’s Independence Day? It actually marks the Battle of Puebla, when a scrappy Mexican army beat the French on May 5, 1862. While it’s a pretty low-key holiday in Mexico (mostly celebrated in Puebla), it’s become a huge deal in the U.S. with parades, tacos, and parties. Next time you’re celebrating, you’ll know it’s about Mexican pride and standing up to the odds—not independence! #CincoDeMayo #FunFact #History #DidYouKnow #MexicanHeritage50Share
Zachary Vazquez+FollowCinco de Mayo Isn’t What You Think!Did you know Cinco de Mayo isn’t Mexico’s Independence Day? It actually celebrates a wild underdog win against the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862! The French tried to take over while the U.S. was busy with its Civil War, but Mexico pulled off a surprise victory. Ironically, it’s a bigger party in the U.S. than in Mexico—over there, it’s not even a federal holiday. We just turned it into an excuse for tacos and margaritas! #CincoDeMayo #FunFacts #History #PartyTime #Culture81Share
nhayes+FollowCinco De Drinko Cocktails You Gotta TryReady to level up your Cinco de Mayo? Forget the tired stereotypes and dive into this wild lineup of agave-based cocktails (plus a killer mocktail for the sober squad). We’re talking Avocado Margaritas, Cold Brew Margs, spicy Mango Marg-a-go-gos, and even a Loco Coco Cooler. Whether you’re team tequila or just want something festive, there’s a drink here for every vibe. Bonus: you’ll actually know what you’re celebrating. Which one are you mixing up first? #CincoDeMayo #DrinkUp #CocktailHour #AgaveSpirits #MocktailMagic #Culture90Share
Kyle Fleming+FollowCinco de Mayo Deals You Can’t MissCinco de Mayo isn’t Mexican Independence Day, but it is a great excuse for epic food and drink deals! Tons of spots are rolling out specials: $5 margaritas at Bonefish Grill, BOGO burritos at 7-Eleven, free queso at Moe’s, and even a shot at a free Chipotle burrito if you play their Roblox game. Whether you’re in it for tacos, tequila, or just the freebies, there’s something for everyone. Check your local spots to see what’s on! #CincoDeMayo #FoodDeals #Freebies #MargaritaTime #TacoTuesday #Culture50Share
Kevin Gregory+FollowCinco de Mayo: More Than MargaritasDid you know Cinco de Mayo isn’t Mexico’s Independence Day? It actually marks a wild underdog win over the French in 1862! In the U.S., it’s become a full-on fiesta with tacos, tequila, and parades, but some say it’s lost its roots to commercialization and stereotypes. Meanwhile, the political side of things gets spicy—some celebrate Mexican culture one day, then push anti-immigrant rhetoric the next. Food for thought next time you’re at a Cinco party! #CincoDeMayo #Culture #History #LatinoHeritage #FoodForThought10Share
Lindsey Medina+FollowCinco de Mayo: More Than Margaritas!Did you know Cinco de Mayo isn’t Mexico’s Independence Day? It actually marks a wild underdog win against the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. While it’s a huge party in the U.S. (hello, tacos and tequila), in Mexico, it’s mostly celebrated in Puebla. The holiday blew up in the States thanks to Chicano pride and, let’s be real, some clever beer marketing. Next time you cheers, remember it’s about resilience, not just the drinks! #CincoDeMayo #History #FunFacts #Culture #WatercoolerMoment50Share
lindagarcia+FollowBacanora: The Agave Spirit You’re MissingEveryone’s reaching for tequila or mezcal this Cinco de Mayo, but have you tried bacanora? This Sonoran spirit has a wild history—banned for 80 years, now making a comeback thanks to brands like Kilinga. It’s got a flavor vibe between tequila and mezcal, with its own smoky, herbaceous twist. If you want to flex some agave knowledge and taste something truly unique, swap your usual drink for bacanora and sip on a piece of Mexican heritage! #Bacanora #CincoDeMayo #AgaveSpirits #DrinkLocal #Sonora #Culture20Share
Kevin Gregory+FollowMAGA Cinco de Mayo Irony Is WildDid anyone else notice the Cinco de Mayo drama online? MAGA fans were out here celebrating with tacos and margaritas, but social media wasn’t having it. People called out the hypocrisy—how can you party for Mexican culture while supporting mass deportations? The memes and hot takes were savage: "Put the tacos down if you’re voting for deportations!" Honestly, the irony was almost as spicy as the salsa. Anyone else catch this? #CincoDeMayo #MAGA #Hypocrisy #SocialMediaDrama #CultureClash #Culture52Share
