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Hello, I have a question... Well ever since I was 6, I found out that my biological father was Mexican and I've never really thought about that until lately, and I was wondering if I was able to identify myself as Hispanic or Latina? I mean, my mom isn't Hispanic at all, and the dad that I grew up with my whole life is Native American, and I want to know more about Hispanic culture because of my bio dad, you know? I don't want to identify as something I'm not but I was just wondering if it's ok?

it is okay, because you’re half latina/Hispanic cause of your dad. So you can say your Mexican, I give you permission:) ❤️

-yani

bandidayorguyosa

xocrystalx

Fiestas en nayarit 👍

indialovewest

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Asi ya no No tiene caso estar llorando por lo mismo Estar luchando dia a dia tu egoísmo Lo siento mucho pero asi no soy feliz Asi ya no Lo de nosotros ha quedado en el pasado Ya no hay amor, ya no hay pasión Se ha terminado Y ten por seguro que me irá mejor sin ti Asi ya no.. 🎶🎷

Yumm #tijuana

Awww A Recordar Mi Niñes Mis Favoritos

lamushashaloka

Mi gusto es y quien me lo quitara solamente Dios del cielo me lo quita mi gusto es.

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thrustfundkid

Who says Mexico was the land of tacos and burritos?

Let me teach a little something about Mexican culture. Contrary to popular belief that we are all burrito/taco/chili with beans eaters, that is HIGHLY incorrect! (In fact, we didn’t even invent Chili!) Our vast variety of gastronomy is known as the most renowned in the world, and our food has been famously stamped with the logo by many people as, "There is no other food like Mexico’s food." We have a huge variety of dishes, as many as 200 different dishes from EACH state of Mexico. We have more than 30 ways of preparing eggs, and over 450 ways to use chile in recipes! These top 10 above are my personal favorite Mexican dishes, where I will also link you the recipes to each one in English, in order! With a new movie coming out in October following Hispanic culture, and Dia De Los Muertos slowly creeping upon us, I felt it a fun idea to share these amazing delicacies with all of you!

1.) Huevos Rancheros (Rancher Eggs)

2.) Tamales

3.) Mole Con Pollo Poblano (Mole with Chicken)

4.) Chile Relleno (Stuffed Chile)

5.) Chilaquiles

6.) Pozole

7.) Enchiladas

8.) Pan Dulce (Sweet Bread; also a HUGE thing during Day of the Dead)

9.) Tostada

10.) Chile en Nogada (Chile in Nogada; a sort of walnut based cream)

Enjoy, and I hope you all learned something today!