Thousands in Chicago celebrate the Mexican Mexican Independence Day

Ex-Pecina, 57, is the American Mexican and said that even if he is our best, he’s not afraid of the rasuin. He said he usually arrived with a group of about 50 people, including some issued. This year, about 10 appears.

“Anyone worry that, that they will come to you and drag you from your car,” said. “It’s a shame we should be afraid. You come here peacefully, enjoy our culture, enjoy the food and enjoy all that we need to offer.”

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Many families and their children are in the parade, as the kids see the vibrations of vibrations with Mexican flags like cape plastero. In nearby barbs, the Memory Customer of the seat and see the parade.

Hadirin says they will celebrate people who live at home and keep the legs of heritage in the face of a threat.

Romo look, 42, felt chefs and local artists, standing by recent creation, some 18 feet frameworks made. The skeleton is a symbol used in the Mexican day of the dead celebration that honored his ancestors.

“Mainly in the hard times, we need to remember that they will always live in our hearts. We never be alone,” said.

Two Roketon looks so waiting for a bicycle and have a face-handed, including one with a bright red paint and two black blue color and two black braids. Someone painted in the Mexican Luckador style with masks and capes.

“It’s a very hentation and be out here and indicate support for ourselves and for that I can’t be here,” he said.

A garcía holds the parade in the village on Sunday is “the important statement that has shown here for more than 100 years as a community.”

KASHIBERTO RAMIIRZ, 72, which was born in Chicago and is Mexican, he said to be proud.