Michelle Taylor+FollowCinco de Mayo Isn’t What You Think!Taco cravings in May? Same. But 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! Now, it’s all about vibrant fiestas, mariachi, and amazing food—especially in the U.S. Mark your calendar for May 5 and get ready for colorful parades, backyard parties, and supporting your fave Mexican spots. Who’s bringing the guac? #CincoDeMayo #FunFacts #MexicanCulture #FiestaTime #HistoryNerd #Culture50Share
Kevin Gregory+Follow5 Cinco de Mayo Facts You Never KnewDid 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. The first big parties happened in California, not Mexico, and now LA throws one of the world’s biggest street fiestas. Congress even made it official in 2005! Oh, and tequila? Its roots go way back to the 1500s. Next time you raise a margarita, you’ll have some legit trivia to drop! #CincoDeMayo #FunFacts #HispanicHeritage #TequilaTrivia #WatercoolerMoment #Culture30Share
lindagarcia+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 over the French in 1862. Mexican-Americans in California started the party, turning it into a symbol of resistance and pride—way more than just tacos and tequila. Next time you’re celebrating, remember it’s about standing up for freedom and equality, not just margaritas! #CincoDeMayo #HistoryLesson #DidYouKnow #CulturalPride #MoreThanMargaritas #Culture50104Share