Latino USA Episode 01
24:46
You bet. There's a battle of somewhere⦠I forget now.
24:46
You bet. There's a battle of somewhere… I forget now.
25:19
Do you know why we celebrate Cinco de Mayo?
25:19
Do you know why we celebrate Cinco de Mayo?
25:21
All I know is it's a Mexican holiday. I don't really know what the reason is.
25:21
All I know is it's a Mexican holiday. I don't really know what the reason is.
25:26
I don't know, is it somebody's birthday?
25:26
I don't know, is it somebody's birthday?
25:28
Ahâ¦for me, Cinco de Mayo is a pretty good⦠good day.
25:28
Ah…for me, Cinco de Mayo is a pretty good… good day.
25:31
A big event?
25:31
A big event?
25:32
A big Fiesta.
25:32
A big Fiesta.
25:33
That's when the Mexicans took over. They kicked the French out of Mexico!
25:33
That's when the Mexicans took over. They kicked the French out of Mexico!
25:37
Y ganamos los mexicanos.
25:37
Y ganamos los mexicanos.
25:39
The independence of Mexico.
25:39
The independence of Mexico.
25:41
From?
25:41
From?
25:42
Spain.
25:42
Spain.
25:43
And one last thing. Do you know why we celebrate Cinco de Mayo?
25:43
And one last thing. Do you know why we celebrate Cinco de Mayo?
Latino USA Episode 27
07:09
Arriba Puerto Rico! Arriba! Que se quede como esta.
07:10
Viva Puerto Rico!
07:12
Que viva Puerto Rico. [Laughter]
Latino USA Episode 32
17:13
As the polls closed on election Sunday and the returns came in from throughout the island of Puerto Rico, two things became clear. The vote between the options of Commonwealth and Statehood was going to be close, and the small percentage of votes for independence would take support away from both other options. In the final tally, none received a majority, but the Commonwealth option with almost 49% of the vote beat out statehood by close to three percentage points. [Background—natural sounds—car horns] Jubilant Commonwealth supporters took to the streets on election night on their way to an outdoor victory party outside the headquarters of the Pro Commonwealth Party. [Background—natural sounds—celebration] In the narrow streets of Ol' San Juan, entire families from young kids to senior citizens danced and celebrated. Doña Rosá brought her family to the celebration from the town of Rio Grande.
Latino USA 01
24:46 - 25:51
You bet. There's a battle of somewhere⦠I forget now.
24:46 - 25:51
You bet. There's a battle of somewhere… I forget now.
25:19 - 25:20
Do you know why we celebrate Cinco de Mayo?
25:19 - 25:20
Do you know why we celebrate Cinco de Mayo?
25:21 - 25:25
All I know is it's a Mexican holiday. I don't really know what the reason is.
25:21 - 25:25
All I know is it's a Mexican holiday. I don't really know what the reason is.
25:26 - 25:27
I don't know, is it somebody's birthday?
25:26 - 25:27
I don't know, is it somebody's birthday?
25:28 - 25:30
Ahâ¦for me, Cinco de Mayo is a pretty good⦠good day.
25:28 - 25:30
Ah…for me, Cinco de Mayo is a pretty good… good day.
25:31 - 25:31
A big event?
25:31 - 25:31
A big event?
25:32 - 25:32
A big Fiesta.
25:32 - 25:32
A big Fiesta.
25:33 - 25:36
That's when the Mexicans took over. They kicked the French out of Mexico!
25:33 - 25:36
That's when the Mexicans took over. They kicked the French out of Mexico!
25:37 - 25:39
Y ganamos los mexicanos.
25:37 - 25:39
Y ganamos los mexicanos.
25:39 - 25:40
The independence of Mexico.
25:39 - 25:40
The independence of Mexico.
25:41 - 25:41
From?
25:41 - 25:41
From?
25:42 - 25:42
Spain.
25:42 - 25:42
Spain.
25:43 - 25:45
And one last thing. Do you know why we celebrate Cinco de Mayo?
25:43 - 25:45
And one last thing. Do you know why we celebrate Cinco de Mayo?
Latino USA 27
07:09 - 07:14
Arriba Puerto Rico! Arriba! Que se quede como esta.
07:10 - 07:11
Viva Puerto Rico!
07:12 - 07:14
Que viva Puerto Rico. [Laughter]
Latino USA 32
17:13 - 18:12
As the polls closed on election Sunday and the returns came in from throughout the island of Puerto Rico, two things became clear. The vote between the options of Commonwealth and Statehood was going to be close, and the small percentage of votes for independence would take support away from both other options. In the final tally, none received a majority, but the Commonwealth option with almost 49% of the vote beat out statehood by close to three percentage points. [Background—natural sounds—car horns] Jubilant Commonwealth supporters took to the streets on election night on their way to an outdoor victory party outside the headquarters of the Pro Commonwealth Party. [Background—natural sounds—celebration] In the narrow streets of Ol' San Juan, entire families from young kids to senior citizens danced and celebrated. Doña Rosá brought her family to the celebration from the town of Rio Grande.