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Mexico is known for its rich cuisine, which includes dishes like tacos, tamales, enchiladas, guacamole, chiles en nogada, mole, and many more. Mexican food is a fundamental part of the culture and is appreciated worldwide.

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A series of festivities that take place during the nine days leading up to Christmas (from December 16th to 24th). They represent Mary and Joseph's journey in search of shelter and involve processions, songs, and family gatherings.

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The first Monday in September is Labor Day, honoring the achievements and contributions of workers.

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On November 11th, homage is paid to U.S. military veterans with parades and ceremonies.

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On October 31st, people dress up in costumes, carve pumpkins, and go trick-or-treating, collecting candies from house to house.

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Celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, it is a day to give thanks for the blessings of the year and share a big

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On December 12th, the Virgin of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico, is celebrated. Millions of people visit the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City to pay tribute to the Virgin.

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Mariachi is a traditional Mexican musical genre that includes guitars, trumpets, violins, and other instruments. It is typical at celebrations and festive occasions.

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Piñatas are traditional papier-mâché figures filled with candies and toys. They are broken open during celebrations like birthdays and posadas while blindfolded children attempt to break them with a stick.

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Every September 16th, on the eve of Mexican Independence Day, the President of Mexico or a representative in each locality reenacts the famous "Grito de Dolores" from the balcony of a government building.

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Pozole comes from the state of Jalisco, the main difference is that it is prepared with ancho chili and guajillo chili. It is a very delicious dish that we normally eat on September 15, 16 when we celebrate the cry of independence.

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The Day of the Dead is a holiday of pre-Hispanic origin, in which the people celebrate and honor their deceased relatives by placing altars or offerings on their graves or in their homes, depending on the region of the country in which they are located.
In this celebration, death does not represent an absence but a living presence; Death is a symbol of life that materializes on the offered altar. In this sense, it is a celebration that carries great popular significance since it includes various meanings.

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I think one of, if not the most important holidays, in the U.S., is the 4th of July. It symbolizes the U.S. Declaration of Independence. That day the sky becomes a spectacle full of fireworks with everybody celebrating. If I'm correct you get together with your friends and eat hotdogs and hamburgers

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The first thing that comes to mind when I think about the U.S. is New York City. I think it's an essential visit when going to the U.S.
It's so popular and when you go to visit NYC you realize why, it's full of diversity in every aspect, it's iconic landmarks, the statue of liberty and Fifth Avenue

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I think the U.S. puts a lot of importance to its peoples freedom. It takes great importance to peoples individual rights and self-governance

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When thinking about the U.S. the first thing that comes to mind is the diversity. Because it has always been so welcoming to immigrants,  I think it has become a country full of so many different cultures and communities representing various ethnicities