#dia de la independencia de mexico

[beltranpamela]

El Día de la Independencia de México, ¡el pretexto perfecto para festejar en Puebla!

[kookydoodleky]

VIVA MÉXICO CABRONES!!!

[lelee-tdn]

Mitsuri Adelita 🗣️ Viva México!!! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[returntodreamland]

VIVA MEXICO CABRONESSSS!!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥 FELICES FIESTAS PATRIAS Y DIA DE LA INDEPENDENCIA!!! (adelantado)

for anyone who doesnt speak spanish: my country's independence day is tomorrow (and today too kinda idk) so i wanted to draw magolor celebrating it :)

sorry for the inactivity again,,

[thecrow-09]

[ladydianamora]

🎉¡¡VIVA MÉXICO CABRONES!!!🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🎪🤡💘🐰🎪🎊

#Pomni #Jax #JaxxPomni #PomnixJax #Funnybunny #TADC #TheAmeizingDigitalCircus #fanart #Mexico #diadelaindependencia #16deSeptiembre #mariachi #mex

[sillybigbird]

It's Mexico's independence day so heres some facts I know, but you can tell my favorite subject and the only one i could really pay attention in elementary school was History

Independence battle was started in 1810 (15-16 of september) and ended in 1821 (September 27th)

The revolution also started in a 10, 1910. (This was a revolution against the dictador Porfirio Diaz)

In 2010 the goverment make so many conmemorative events for it since it was 200 years from the independence and 100 of the revolution i even have a bill of that year

We find funny the stereotypical characterizations of the Mexicans. We are actually proud and glad of the interest.

We almost got governed by a French man, in fact, a lot of historians think we would be better if he made it to the power (he was executed after the French invasion)

The 5 of may conmemors the victory of the Puebla's forces against the French army (it was literally pure peasants with machete against French troops, it was a huge win even if we lost the thing after that lmao)

Where I live theres a huge seasonal fair that the goverment puts bc here was the main battle. The fair is next to the forts of the battle, and its crazy expensive so It's been years since i visited it)

Mexico City is actually constructed over a huge lake, where in the prehispanic times Tenochtitlan used to be. Tenochtitlan was full of man-made islands that held pyramids, villages, plantations. It was huge genius. The civilization settled there was the Mexicas (me-shi-cas) or better known as Aztecs. But with colonialism (1521) arrived and they literally burried all of that, the lake is still there and México city sinks over 3 cm per year.

Colonialism lasted over 3 centuries.

We actually have royalty: when we first were freed, the democracy wasn't implanted over the first couple of years as a free country. We had like 3 emperor until a new constitution was made and we were able to vote for our presidents. The last descendants of the last emperor are alive and residing in europe

Our famous president is Benito Juarez a peasant who scaalled until president, was built like a penguin and his most famous phrase is "Respeto al derecho ajeno es la paz" (Respect for the rights of others is peace). It's an inspiration for a lot of attorneys here. During his presidence the country's capital changed over 5 times because he was the one who had to held the French invasion.

Women vote its legal since 1952

Our presidencys lasts over 6 years.

We're going to have a new constitution soon and we're all fucking scared

We have an inside joke that in the north states the people dates their cousins (sweet home alabama Monterrey)

We all hate Santana (The guy who sold half of our contry)

The main religion practiced here its not catholicism. Its "Guadalupanism". Because theres a myth of an appearing of a Mary Virgin in (also) México city. 12 of december is another huge date bc of that. This religion is practiced over the 60% of the population (according to inegi)

In september 13th (also by the time of the French invasion) there was a confrontation Mexicans vs Frenchs in the Chapultepec Castle (Home of next to be French-mexican emperor) where the French tried to take over, but they were running so low in forces they needed help of the military academy with spldiers between the 12 and 19 years old. The history books said that was 6 kids that leaded and defended the castle, all dying in battle in such heroic ways (one of them involved himself in the flag and jumped of a rooftop to land over a French troop). There's a monument where their tombs are supposed to be. But this was recently discovered to be a myth and there's not actual historical evidence of this event. They were called "Niños heroes" (Hero kids)

For most of us, independence day is just an excuse to drink alcohol, eat a lot of typical food (I love my Dad's pozole. I LIVE FOR MY DAD'S POZOLE) and commit Arson.

My Dad makes such a delicious traditional Pozole.

Did I mention that i love my Dad's pozole?

My favorite food of here is cochinita pibil (traditional dish from Yucatan). And my favorite pastry is napolitan Flan, and impossible cake (a variant of Flan but with chocolate cake), my Dad recently taught me how to do Flan. I stand for Hibiscus Water bc im lactose intolerant and i cant drink horchata. My favorite candies are Santa Clara's Cookies and camotes (both typical from my region).

I like parties, how are made here. They're so fun.

My country is going to the shit and I'm so fucking scared

[anetdummy]

Se que es muy temprano para esto pero quiero estar lista!

¡FELIZ DIA DE LA INDEPENDENCIA! 🎉🎈🇲🇽

[carlosenrique-mx]

La Iluminación del Empire Stare Building está noche, en honor a la Independencia de México. 🇲🇽 🥳

[josei-lee]

Día de la Independencia de México con Millicent chingandose una serpiente, para el calendario @kyluxpinupcalendar2024 🐱

[soyalexnajera]

VIVA MEXICO, VIVA MEXICO, RAAAAAAH 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🦅🦅🥳

[beltranpamela]

¡Visita estos lugares llenos de encanto en las fiestas patrias!

[marcxang]

Viva México y las conejitas lo saben!!, es hora de comer y Celebrar!!! Viva México, and the bunnies know well!! Lunch tima and Celebrate!!!

[nico-vega]

[f-lokus]

1 día tarde pero la intencion es lo q cuenta

viva ñéxico

[soledad-inocua]

¡VIVA MÉXICO! 🇲🇽