cinco de mayo

Happy Cinco de Mayo (or Battle of Puebla for us gringos.) To celebrate with all of our Latino listeners what could be the best of both worlds, we present the world's first and only Heavy Metal Mariachi Band -- Metalachi! Hear them put a Latin twist on Ozzy Osbourne's classic "Crazy Train"...

This year's Cinco de Mayo celebration in Yakima marks its 15th anniversary this weekend with a two-day festival hosted by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in the heart of downtown. The free, family-friendly event annually draws 20,000 attendees and is also now one of the longest-running annual events in downtown Yakima as well.

This morning on "The Big Show" we celebrated the Battle of Puebla a.k.a., Cinco de Mayo.

Happy Cinco de Mayo! To celebrate with all of our Latino listeners what could be the best of both worlds, we present the world's first and only heavy-metal Mariachi band: Metalachi! Hear them put a Latin twist on Ozzy Osbourne's classic "Crazy Train"...

Happy Cinco de Mayo! To celebrate with all of our Latino listeners what could be the best of both worlds, we present the world's first and only heavy metal Mariachi band -- Metalachi! Hear them put a Latin twist on Ozzy Osbourne's classic "Crazy Train"...

Well, here we go again, someone is offended about The American Flag! Are you kidding? What is this world coming too!

Happy Cinco de Mayo! For those who don't speak the 'ol Espanol, here's a visual to help!

Happy Cinco de Mayo! To celebrate with all of our Latino listeners, what could be the best of both worlds, we present the world's first and only Heavy Metal Mariachi Band - Metalachi!  Hear them put a Latin twist on Ozzy Osbourne's classic "Crazy Train"...

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This morning on "The Big Show" we celebrated the Battle of Puebla a day early, since the 5th of May lands on a Saturday this year.

Cinco de Mayo is not widely celebrated in Mexico, but is huge in the United States, truly making it a Mexican-American holiday.

Though many argue about who actually invented the margarita, the drink first appeared on Mexican bar menus in  the '30s and '40s. Prepare for your own Cinco de Mayo party by making a batch of the tasty libation: we've concocted a list of the best margarita recipes to help you out.