Its mid summer and 3 best friends are working at the local Fast food restaurant.
Suddenly they hear the other employees scream "La Mriga! ".
Desperately Jose, Juan, and Javier hides in the freezer, but faith was against them.
They were freezing, and almost unconscious when they were caught by the immigration department.
They were asked for documents, but their only response was "no English.".
Jose had managed to grab all the money in the register before being sent to the departing bus, while Juan was crying like a baby, and Javier was surprisely very happy about being caught, he knew soon he would be back to the love of his life Maria, back in Mexico City.
The 3 friends had been living the south Florida for 3 years, and now they had just won a free trip to Mexico!.
They were all sitting inside an old school bus, on their way back home, they knew it was going to be a long trip.
Days went by, and the smell week old tacos filled the bus. The 3 friends were very bored and listening to the new Ricky Martin CD was their only form of entertainment.
The first rest stop was in San Antonio, TX. The 3 friends showered for the first time in 3 weeks, and they knew there was many days left before they would cross the border of Mexico. Jose, who had the most money bought 30 chicken gorditas, while Juan and Javier were starving and since their last meal was a couple of dry tacos 3 days ago, but still Jose wouldn't share.
Still in San Antonio, they met up with these 3 girls from Texas, Jose invited them to the bus. Javier the married of the three left the bus, and Juan and Jose decided to have some fun. .
3 weeks later, they finally arrive in Mexico City. Javier was very excited to finally see Maria, so that is the first thing he did, as he approached his modest home in downtown Mexico City, he saw Maria, but there was something different about her, and behind her he saw 3 little chicos, and he realized she wasn't the same lady he married 3 years ago, she became a 300 pound mama! But Maria explained that those 3 kids was his, so Javier was very happy to be a father.
Mexico is a very wonderful place. ... Another kind of music Mariachi Music Rose in popularity during the 1940's as Mexican Cowboy Music became more prominent Corridos is a folk tale type of song that tells a story. ... Story telling in Mexico is a big thing. ... Story's are passed down through generation to generation. ... My great grand children always run up to me great grandpa "tell me a story". ...
They also built the city of Teotihuacan kind of by present-day Mexico City. ... The Aztecs moved into the central part of Mexico from the north and accomplished a tribal story by establishing a city where an eagle with a snake in its beak rested on a cactus. ... Within a short time the rest of central and southern Mexico and much of Central America were conquered from Mexico City. ... This is now celebrated as Mexican Independence Day. ... Santa Anna was president of Mexico when Texas revolted and during the Mexican-American War of 1846. ...
-Mexico War. ... Mexico's economic inequalities lead the indigenous peoples of Mexico to denounce the Spanish crown and claim their independence, a war ensued and after ten years of fighting the Spanish finally succumbed to the Mexicans. Mexico gained its independence. ... Conversely, the history of the United States, on the other hand, is a much different story. ... Mexico war The United States was able to successfully expand and infiltrate Mexico because of the economic troubles that plague Mexico and left them unable to protect themselves properly. ...
In Mexican families children and the elderly are both given special attention. ... Another celebration in Mexico which takes place near the U.S." ... Therefore, the best way to describe this Mexican holiday is to say that it is a time when Mexican families remember their dead, and the continuity of life. ... Families remember the departed by telling stories about them. ... After researching about the Mexican culture I feel it is one of great interest. ...
The history of the conquest of Mexico is not written exclusively by the winners, but it is a progressive compilation of views from both the Spanish and Native Mexicans. ... The text is an extraordinary and inspiring composition that interprets the past by conflicting with the age old definitions of history that the story is written by the conquerors. ... Though the interpretation of the story of the downfall of the Aztec Empire by both the Spaniards and the Amerindians differ, it conveys the same story of the conquest of Mexico by the Spanish. ... The story of the Mexica symbolized the stories...
It is a Good Samaritan story with a difference, and it is clear to see the change in certain existing preconceptions within the film that contrast so greatly with those of it's predecessors amongst the traditional western. ... A long distance camera pans across an arid Mexican landscape. ... He is certainly identifiable as the wealthier type of Mexican. ... Parallel to this the Mexican government actually had a degree of control over how the Mexican characters were displayed. ... It is revealed throughout the film that he is half Irish and half Mexican. ...
Whenever I go to Mexico, I would see a lot of Mexicans working high-skilled jobs, such as doctors, lawyers, dentists, and in construction. ... My first question that I asked was; why do these migrant workers struggle to find a job in Mexico and need to come to California? ... The Bank of Mexico has reported that one million new jobs are needed every year for young people entering the job market for the first time- but only 500,000 to 600,00 jobs a year have been created over the last decadeOf the 110 million people in Mexico, some 54 million live in poverty with incomes less than $3 a day, w...
It shows the reader the problems the Mexicans and Americans face every day. ... Instead, it tells the story from an objective point of view. The reader gets to know both the Mexican couple and the American couple. ... The Mexicans in the novel face problems like racism, finding work, and even finding food to eat. ... There are no white characters that are poor and no Mexicans that are prominent. ...
Mexico The Mexico we here about in travel guides, drunken college stories, and beautiful brochures is not the Mexico that is today. ... Since 1983, Mexico has undergone a rapid and thorough economic restructuring program. ... The fundamental question is the direction these profound changes are taking Mexico. ... Mexico's extended family networks serve in lieu of more formal social safety nets. ... And at the centre of Mexico's present crossroads is a distributive question: all Mexicans must come to enjoy a political and economic stake in the emerging order that they are willing to a...
