This is a little long and you can't read what it says to well but I liked the sound of it. Leave it open and listen while you read other blogs and enjoy your day.
NOT a Cinco de Mayo fan. At ALL. I don't understand why a wee battle with France in Mexico has anything to do with the United States. Another faux "holiday" for commercial purposes in this country. Ugh.
I don't celebrate this. I live in the middle of illegal aliens...Thousands and thousands of them. We don't call it California anymore, it's Mexifornia.
Great video. We will listen to it most of the day. Happy Cinco de Mayo day to you too. Big hugs to Duke.
ReplyDeletethanks for thinking of me, but this kind of music drives me NUTS. i listend to 10 seconds and shut it down. got any country?
ReplyDeleteNOT a Cinco de Mayo fan. At ALL. I don't understand why a wee battle with France in Mexico has anything to do with the United States. Another faux "holiday" for commercial purposes in this country. Ugh.
ReplyDeleteor maybe some old time rock and roll?
ReplyDeleteI 'feel' it! sandie
ReplyDeleteI don't celebrate this. I live in the middle of illegal aliens...Thousands and thousands of them. We don't call it California anymore, it's Mexifornia.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific day. My best to Duke. :)
I didn't know what Cinco De Mayo Day was....but now I do.....nice background music!!!
ReplyDeleteAs the teenage judges on American Bandstand would say "It's got a good beat and you can dance to it!"
ReplyDeleteAs good a reason as any to have a holiday I suppose. In this case blaming the French has turned out well.
ReplyDeleteBreak out the 'ritas! :) Hope you're enjoying your weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah! Boogie down!
ReplyDeleteIt's not my thing...
ReplyDeleteBut happy Sunday to you Ann!