My hometown is a beautiful place and has amazing traditions. Mexico City is where I have been 13 years of my life living, until I moved to the United States. My hometown is a touristic place where people can go and visit with the family. Many people think that my hometown is a dangerous place, but in reality any other country has vandalism and we are exposed to danger. You should come and enjoy Mexican food and its important traditions like Mother’s Day, Independence Day and Dia de Muertos.
In Mexico City, Mother’s day is an important event because you can thank your mother for being who she is. It is celebrated on May 10. I love Mother’s day because we as students can make a festival, by performing to our mothers and bring them Mariachi to show her how much you love. Mexican people take their mothers to celebrate their day. On May 10 the flower shops are really busy because everyone wants to give flowers to their mothers.
September 15 is the principal tradition of my hometown because it’s Independence Day. We celebrate at “El Zocalo” by giving the Grito of independence “Viva Mexico!” At the Zocalo all of us have fun with fireworks, serpentine, confetti and with flour eggs, which is something historic in my country. People get dressed patriotic and also they shown their proud. The president of my hometown gives the speech and then finally does a defile in memory of the people that died for important issues.
Dia de Muertos is a day to remember all the people that you loved and passed away. Mexicans go and visit the cemetery to garnish the tombs. They put some fresh flowers and bring food to the dead person that had liked them. My grandmother is one of those persons that put flor de sempasuchil in front of my grandfather’s photo and a calaberita that is made with candy and sugar all this stuff it’s called ofrenda. And something that Mexicans never forget is the ofrenda.
In conclusion my hometown is the best place that I will recommend to anyone to visit and enjoy the traditions. For all Mexicans our country is the best and I have never left it because I don’t like it, it would be for some bad circumstances that life put into our lives. Mexico city is big and has many sculptures and traditions that make my hometown the best and unique. -
My hometown is a beautiful place and has amazing traditions. Mexico City is where I have been 13 years of my life living, until I moved to the United States. My hometown is a touristic place where people can go and visit with the family. Many people think that my hometown is a dangerous place, but in reality any other country has vandalism and we are exposed to danger. You should come and enjoy Mexican food and its important traditions like Mother’s Day, Independence Day and Dia de Muertos. In Mexico City, Mother’s day is an important event because you can thank your mother for being who she is. It is celebrated on May 10. I love Mother’s day because we as students can make a festival, by performing to our mothers and bring them Mariachi to show her how much you love. Mexican people take their mothers to celebrate their day. On May 10 the flower shops are really busy because everyone wants to give flowers to their mothers. September 15 is the principal tradition of my hometown because it’s Independence Day. We celebrate at “El Zocalo” by giving the Grito of independence “Viva Mexico!” At the Zocalo all of us have fun with fireworks, serpentine, confetti and with flour eggs, which is something historic in my country. People get dressed patriotic and also they shown their proud. The president of my hometown gives the speech and then finally does a defile in memory of the people that died for important issues. Dia de Muertos is a day to remember all the people that you loved and passed away. Mexicans go and visit the cemetery to garnish the tombs. They put some fresh flowers and bring food to the dead person that had liked them. My grandmother is one of those persons that put flor de sempasuchil in front of my grandfather’s photo and a calaberita that is made with candy and sugar all this stuff it’s called ofrenda. And something that Mexicans never forget is the ofrenda. In conclusion my hometown is the best place that I will recommend to anyone to visit and enjoy the traditions. For all Mexicans our country is the best and I have never left it because I don’t like it, it would be for some bad circumstances that life put into our lives. Mexico city is big and has many sculptures and traditions that make my hometown the best and unique. – Sarai Acua