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{{toplink|url=http://press.visitphilly.com/media/3647|name=press.visitphilly.com/media/3647}}[[File:CarnavalDePuebla.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Carnaval de Puebla en Filadelfia.]]El '''Carnaval de Puebla en Filadelfia''' is described by Visit Philly as follows:<blockquote>El Carnaval de Puebla en Filadelfia transports an authentic Cinco de Mayo celebration to Washington Avenue in Philadelphia. Modeled after the colorful parades and street fairs that mark Mexico’s military victory over invading foreign forces, Philadelphia’s festivities attract thousands of locals and participants from around the U.S. and Mexico. Many of the dancers don ornate costumes and oversized masks that were made in Mexico and represent historic figures and folk dramas.</blockquote> | {{toplink|url=http://press.visitphilly.com/media/3647|name=press.visitphilly.com/media/3647}}[[File:CarnavalDePuebla.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Carnaval de Puebla en Filadelfia.]]El '''Carnaval de Puebla en Filadelfia''' is described by Visit Philly as follows:<blockquote>El Carnaval de Puebla en Filadelfia transports an authentic Cinco de Mayo celebration to Washington Avenue in Philadelphia. Modeled after the colorful parades and street fairs that mark Mexico’s military victory over invading foreign forces, Philadelphia’s festivities attract thousands of locals and participants from around the U.S. and Mexico. Many of the dancers don ornate costumes and oversized masks that were made in Mexico and represent historic figures and folk dramas.</blockquote> | ||
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*[http://www.metro.us/philadelphia/south-philly-s-cinco-de-mayo-parade-canceled-over-deportation-fears/zsJqcr---M0X2F9jx1uOrU/ South Philly's Cinco de Mayo parade canceled over deportation fears], Metro, March 19, 2017. | |||
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press.visitphilly.com/media/3647
El Carnaval de Puebla en Filadelfia is described by Visit Philly as follows:
El Carnaval de Puebla en Filadelfia transports an authentic Cinco de Mayo celebration to Washington Avenue in Philadelphia. Modeled after the colorful parades and street fairs that mark Mexico’s military victory over invading foreign forces, Philadelphia’s festivities attract thousands of locals and participants from around the U.S. and Mexico. Many of the dancers don ornate costumes and oversized masks that were made in Mexico and represent historic figures and folk dramas.
In The News
- South Philly's Cinco de Mayo parade canceled over deportation fears, Metro, March 19, 2017.
Info
- Facebook: Festival del Carnaval de Puebla