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Cinco de Mayo in East Palo Alto
The 25th annual Cinco de Mayo celebration in East Palo Alto featured food, flags and fun.
Lay-M-Low displayed some of their cars and a court of Queen and Princesses lined the stage in formal wear. Jorge Prado, mariachis, and the Raging Grannies led the crowd with songs they wrote for immigrant rights and a rousing round of De Colores.
Lay-M-Low displayed some of their cars and a court of Queen and Princesses lined the stage in formal wear. Jorge Prado, mariachis, and the Raging Grannies led the crowd with songs they wrote for immigrant rights and a rousing round of De Colores.
To the tune of *Yellow Rose of Texas* this song garnered great applause:
Every human being must be legal in our land
And live with rights and dignity for that we take a stand
Arizona's very BAD
It's new law we abhor
We're tired of these racist laws
We're shouting out "NO MORE"!
Every human being must be legal in our land
And live with rights and dignity for that we take a stand
Arizona's very BAD
It's new law we abhor
We're tired of these racist laws
We're shouting out "NO MORE"!
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