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Old 02-07-2012, 02:51 PM   #33
Aqgkvwzm

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Greeting Batman

I am sorry to bust your bubble again, most of the schools in the East Coast or probably elsewhere in the country hardly teach ancient aztec or mayan history, therefore i don't know where you coming from with that none sense. Unless you are taking a coarse in College, or watching the history of discovery channel, other than that people don't care. Also, I had never heard of Cinco de mayo, until i moved in Los Angeles, nor have i heard of the Afram holiday Juneteeth therefore in places like New York, and other East Coast cities Mexicans is pretty much irrelevant with the only expection is the immigration issues. Needless to say, the Puerto Ricans do have a parade every june, and the music is alive and kicking unlike your Mariachi.

P.S.

I did watch some of the videosand the music still sound like circus music to me again No offense!

Hasta la vista amigo

---------- Post added 2012-02-06 at 23:53 ----------



Again, the key word here is Third, therefore Puerto Ricans still dominant the political scene in New York, again your statement here is irrelevant.


Try again from the next thread Friend.
Peace.
He schooled you, MG. Just admit it. Lol
You're just butt hurt because of what he said in the other thread and now you got it against him.
And really? You never heard of Cinco De Mayo until you moved to Los Angeles........ but you're from the East Coast where majority of Mexicans are poblanos and CDM is a MUCH bigger deal to them than it is to Mexicans anywhere else outside of Puebla? That is very, very interesting. Hard to believe, but interesting.

And there is no need to say "no offense". Your opinion doesn't matter when countries worldwide listen to Mariachi (one of Mexico's numerous genres).
If masterpieces like this sound like circus music to you, then it is a compliment. I honestly wouldn't even know about your country's music....at all.But I'm sure when anybody listens to songs like the one I posted, they think of Mexico. ESPECIALLY USA. Nice try, though.

I've been to the east coast and I have family there. They might be pretty ignorant about all of Mexico but they dang well know more than a thing or two about the country. That is for SURE.

When I went, nobody ever asked: Mexico? Is that somewhere in PR or DR?
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