Correction: The Associated Press originally mischaracterized the culture that inspired the movie “Encanto.” It has been updated. AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Cinco de Mayo festivities are taking ...

On May 5 every year, people across the United States celebrate Cinco de Mayo, a holiday that is often mistaken as Mexican Independence Day. Mexicans celebrate their independence on Sept. 16 each year.

Cinco de Mayo marks the anniversary of the 1862 victory by Mexican troops over invading French forces at the Battle of Puebla ...

In Mexico, historical reenactments are ... colorful sombreros. The day often is mistaken for Mexican Independence Day, which is in September. For many Americans with or without Mexican ancestry ...

The holiday actually commemorates the Mexican army’s victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862.

In Mexico, historical reenactments are ... colorful sombreros. The day often is mistaken for Mexican Independence Day, which is in September. It’s not all about tequila and tacos For many ...

He enjoys playing football, electronic music, and painting miniatures. While some parts of Mexico recognize the day as a public holiday, it is not a national public holiday. Nor is it in the US ...

Happy Cinco de Mayo ... not to be confused with Mexico's Independence Day (that's in September). Across Austin today, you can join in the festivities with everything from discounted drinks ...

Today is Cinco de Mayo, and we're here with plenty of food deals to enjoy the day. Often confused with Mexico’s Independence Day, May 5 isn't equivalent to July Fourth in the United States.