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Monthly Archives: August 2016
This Blogger is Ready for Today’s ‘Dumb & Dumber Summit’
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Posted in 2016 presidential campaign, El Trumpo, Latin America, Mexico, Politics
Tagged Dumb&Dumber Summit, Mexico, Pena Nieto, Trump
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Juan Gabriel is Dead and I Have Nothing Funny to Say
You probably don’t know this, but Juan Gabriel (né Alberto Aguilera Valadez) was one of my favorite Mexican composers/singers/showmen/human beings. My mom, who used to blast his music pretty much all the time, once told me something I will never forget: “Remember: We have loved … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 U.S. Presidential Campaign
Tagged August 28, Juan Gabriel, Juan Gabriel dead, JuanGA
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National Beef Commercial Features Kid Looking Forward to Eating Bad Tacos
Remember the weirdly named Spanish-language campaign to make my people eat pork? Well, now it’s time for beef to have its several seconds of “Latino fame” with a recent national TV spot for Beef: It’s What’s for Dinner, a very important organization whose noble mission is … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Burritos, Food, Guacala, Marketing & Advertising, Stupid propositions, Tacos, You Tube
Tagged Beef, beef marketing, beef tacos, cattle, marketing tacos
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Reddit User Was Taking Pic of an Accident Involving a Latino Express Bus When the Real Latino Express Drove by
Via: Reddit
Posted in Awkard homages, California, Mexico, Pop culture, Why I Love Mexico
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MillerCoors to Launch a Ridiculously-named Beverage Inspired by a non-existent Mexican Tradition
I have no idea what kind of Mexicans the people of MillerCoors hang out with, but apparently they are the inspiration behind Zumbida, an alcoholic drink with a make-believe Mexican name, which is supposed to be inspired by the “Mexican tradition of Aguas Frescas.” Wait. Whaaaaat? Per its very colorful package, Zumbida … Continue reading
Tagged Alcohol, drinks, Hispanic marketing, MillerCoors, Zumbida
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George Takei Asks Latinos not to Vote for Trump… in Perfect Spanish, Mind You
I might be late to this, but I had no idea his Spanish was this good. Way better than many “Hispanics” I know on this side of the border. Go George!
