Cinco De Mayo Comedy Compilation | Steve • Cristela • Alex • Willie • Rick • Tony • Felipe | Best of 

Thank you Amigo GOD bless you and enjoy your day hi 👋 😊 from San Diego California

All love my brown brothers from a yellow brother.

This Mexican sending out much love to my Filipino brothers and sisters. Going to the Philippines this year. Can't wait to go.

I love this video and all Latino comedy thank you

Yes sir!!!

Yes I'm half. They are all chinos lol

And I call you a pendeja 😂😂😂😂

I'm Colombian, and that is what I say, after SAN DIEGO, everything is 🇲🇽 MEXICO.

😅

Alex Reymundo

It’s because of the battle of Puebla. You ‘member how Cali Texas and New Mexico was Mexico at one point. We recognize two Independence Days tambien. Sep 16 AND Jul 04.

5ft 3 205 * there fixed it for you

@@briandelgado4922 you wish. Not Oaxaca but nice try

Cinco de mayo, is the Mexican revolution against the French emperor Maximilian when he tried to set up a french colony in Mexico. At the time, Mexico went from northern California to Western Oklahoma, Utah, Colorado, Montana, Texas, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico.

La Batalla de Puebla is what 5 de mayo is about. It is not celebrated in México. It is embraced by Chicanos because it represents the underdogs, which is what we are here in the US. The battle of Puebla was fought in Puebla, which is located right outside México D.F. AKA Mexico City. It was when Mexicanos defeated the French. The French knew if they took down the capital (Mexico City), they could take over the entire country. They had already taken over Puebla and were ready to take down the capital but Porfirio Díaz helped defeat the French in that battle and saved México. It was super rainy and he released a bunch of pigs from a pen to cause a stampede as a distraction. It threw the French in their fancy, over-the-top uniforms off their game and allowed them to defeat and prevent the French from taking over the capital. Porfirio Díaz later became a President of México. Not a great one but if it wasn't for him, roads and other infrastructure would not have been created. Hope that helps! In sum: 5 de mayo is NOT a Mexican holiday, contrary to popular belief. It is just a marketing tool to sell beer and food here in the US to the gringos.

Amargado

Is s comedy show....can you take a joke?

maybe for the Latino community who shouldn't be at the show

It's always someone white, (in this case user name is whiter than white), who expresses offense, as if they even know what it's like to be treated like shit, and discriminated against. It doesn't seem to matter to Holier Than Thou Hannah, that the very comedians delivering the jokes ARE Latino! Wtf?! Then you read who's defending the comedy... Always a mexican latino 🤭 😉 I love you all 😁