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In one of history's more unlikely victories, a force of 4,500 Mexican soldiers soundly defeated 6,000 better-trained, better-equipped Frenchmen at Puebla in 1862.

His desire was to be a priest but his destiny was to be a general. Zaragoza's short life was filled with a series of battles but May 5, 1862 made him a hero forever.

On May 5 many U.S. cities celebrate Cinco de Mayo with music, dancing and Mexican food. The day commemorates the 1862 victory of Mexico in a battle with the French.

Cinco de Mayo is a popular holiday in both Mexico and the United States. Here's a bried history of the day and some ideas on throwing your own Cinco de Mayo fiesta.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a few traditional Mexican beverages. These are exotic tastes you should explore and enjoy.

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Cinco de Mayo is holiday time; a time to become acquainted with the culture and heritage of the people of Mexico.

Cinco de Mayo is a holiday that commemorates the Battle of Puebla, May 5th, 1862. On that day a small Mexican battalion won over a French invasion by Napoleon's army.

Make colorful Mexican fiesta decorations like pinatas and sombreros to help celebrate Cinco de Mayo. You can craft Cinco de Mayo decorations at home.

After spending time in Mexico City, travelers should take a jaunt to beautiful nearby towns that are three hours or less from the megalopolis.

Mexican fiesta ideas for entertaining, including food, decorations, activities, etc. for a birthday party, teen dance, senior citizen gathering, a reunion or just fun.

Reno, a cultural melting pot since its beginnings in the 1850s, celebrates its varied ethnicity in festivals held throughout the year.

Use these may dates as a jumping off point ofr all kinds of fun crafts!