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La vida no vale nada

16th

Sep. × ’09

By Sarah

Yesterday Mexico gave el grito. The grito is a re-enactment of the original rousing sermon that kicked off the Mexican revolution. The sermon, given by priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, ended with cries of “death to the plundering government! Long live the pueblo mexicano!” accompanied by some fervent ringing of the church bell. [...]

Posted in Culture | Also tagged el grito, Mexican independence day, Mexican singers, Mexico | 5 Comments

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