Cinco de Mayo competition with Ojo de Tigre - Blog post by Ulrik Bertelsen

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Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo is celebrated every year on 5 May to mark a decisive victory by a small but fiercely determined Mexican army over a far larger French force at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. That triumph mattered symbolically to a Mexican government in crisis, teetering on the edge of financial collapse at the time. The day has since taken on great meaning for many Mexicans, especially those in the state of Puebla where the battle took place. In the USA, Cinco de Mayo has also become a popular occasion for celebrating Mexican culture and heritage. Celebrations typically involve parades, festivities, dancing, music and traditional Mexican food and drink. Worth noting: Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico's national day (Día de la Independencia), which falls on 16 September.