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    He experienced life a lot differently in Mexico than in America. His father lived in Mexico because it was extremely hard for him to do business in the United States being black. The Mexican population Hughes wrote about generally did not like not only black people, but they did not think fondly of Americans in general. However, life was still better for Hughes and his father in Mexico than in America. The Mexicans Hughes describes and wrote about were immensely…

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    Dia de los Meurtos - more commonly known as the Day of the Dead – is a traditional festivity dating back almost 3,000 years, that is practiced all over Mexico and in certain parts of the United States. The story behind this idiosyncratic holiday is that over 500 years ago, when the Spanish Conquistadors found what are now the remnants of the Aztec Empire, they had encountered the indigenous peoples participating in an activity that seemed to mock death. This ritual was in honor of their goddess…

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    Spanish-speaking countries. The Hispanic culture consists of food, music, and religion of Hispanics. The main meats used by Hispanics are beef, chicken, goat, pork, and sheep. Hispanics usually combine theses meats with different grain foods such as, rice and tortillas. Hispanic desserts consist of Arroz con leche (rice pudding), Pastel de queso (cheese cake), Helados (ice cream), and Bionico (a type of fruit salad with cream). In the Hispanic music industry, Marc Anthony he is famous for his…

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    Transnationalism In Mexico

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    exchanges. As bordering countries, the United States and Mexico have comprehensive history of transnationalism. From economic policies, such as the Bracero Program to political policies such as the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). But, what both economic and political policies share is the overwhelming influence that the United States had when determining these policies. Cultural exchanges happen on a micro level and manifest through music, movies, theater, news, and other forms of…

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    said that she’s been living in the United States for twenty-five years. Mexico has an abundance of violence and poverty, so her family moved here for better economic opportunities. She said that living here is a better way of living, especially when you are raising children. The five most important values of the Mexican culture are the love and respect for the family, especially the elders, the language, food, traditional music, and religion. Dendi reiterated that the Mexican culture really…

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    The production of "Esperanza Rising" by Lynne Alvarez was an interesting adaptation of the novel. The stage is set in Mexico during the 1930 's and is about a young Mexican girl named Esperanza. She is the only child of a wealthy landowner and therefore spoiled. During the beginning of the story, everything is business as usual for Esperanza and her family, until tragedy strikes. Bandits kill Esperanza 's father and his wife is meant to inherit the estate, but women were not allowed to own land.…

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    Butin Mexico or any other country, you dress in color blinding apparel that you can only see in Mexico. On top of that, you have the music, that is so fiery and spicy you can just taste it. Additionally, you have families and friends dancing in the fiery heart that is Mexico. The people of Mexico even make Sugar Skull masks to let their creativity out. Besides, the blinding of colors that will put you…

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    Quintanilla. A name which is well-known, an individual who is praised, a voice that is heard, and a legacy that lives on. Selena Quintanilla was the first female Tejano singer who built her own success and brought the Latino community together with her music, powerful voice, and positive spirit. Yet, what Selena also created and implemented in every aspect of her career, was a sense of confidence unlike any other. In fact, this picture of Selena represents how her fashion style truly created an…

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    Latinos in the Media Film: Selena Description: Selena is a 1997 film that follows the life of Mexican-American singer Selena Quintanilla. The movie starts with Selena as a young girl and the passion she shows for music and singing since her childhood, this marks the beginning of her music career. Her father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr., is the one in charge of her career, he forms the band “Selena y Los Dinos”, group in which Selena is the main singer and her siblings and other friends are…

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    For decades, America has been known as a land of immigrants; people from England, France, Spain, and other countries descended on the New World to leave a lasting impression, one that can still be seen today in American culture. But of them all, England probably had the greatest effect on America. Since the time of Columbus’s discovery of the New World, Spain had been colonizing almost all the areas in the South, in what is today South America and along the South and West coast of what is now…

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