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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Jesus Goes for a “Wok” in East Harlem
Speaking of the Mexicanness of Jesus… He also lives in El Barrio. Photo: Laura Martínez. East Harlem
Posted in Awkard homages, Mexico, New York City, Religion
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Oh, Nueva York! How I Love You!
Mexicans in the USA: Bringing you more interesting lunch choices. You are welcome.
Captain Mexico Has Had it with Donald Trump
Meet Erik López (aka Captain Mexico) my people’s new Superhero, who came to this year’s Comic Con very well equipped to take on our archenemy: El Trumpo, of course. “I love Marvel and Captain America, but there are no famed Latino superheroes,” 32-year-old López told … Continue reading
Posted in Mexico, Movies, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged Captain America, Captain Mexico, ComicCon, WonderCon
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I Don’t Know you, but I’ll be Meeting with La Migra in April
Awww, New York City! — home of Mariachi Santas, Dominican sushi and life-size cardboard mariachis — is now proud to introduce you to La Migra, a Mexico-based norteño band that promises to rock your world on Friday April 8 in The Bronx. According to a promo that has been plastered all over … Continue reading
The Bernie Sanders Corrido Will Have you Feel ‘El Quemazón’
What better way to show your love for Bernie Sanders than writing a song about feeling the burn … in Spanish? That’s exactly what Grupo La Meta has done. The Mexican-American band from Modesto, California, has written El Quemazón, an homage … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 presidential campaign, Awkard homages, Corridos, Mexico, Music, You Tube
Tagged Bernie Sanders, El Quemazón, Sanders corrido
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OK, ‘New York Post’ You Win Today: Clap, Clap, Clap
I’m even willing to overlook that CHE sans accent but OK
Tagged Castro, Cuba, Obama, Obama In Cuba, Visit to Cuba
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