I started talking to someone named Jorge Salazar. My friend Kristine invited me to get tacos with her mom after school. She invited her friend Jorge Salazar, a guy I've seen in school but never had the chance to talk to until today. Kristines mom sat in a both so me and Kristine sat in between Jorge Salazar. When we left home Jorge found me on facebook and we became friends. I didn't know he lived so close to my house. The next 14 days me and Jorge would text every day and night until on of us feel asleep. Then on October 6,2016 when Jorge was texting me he wanted me to go outside because he wanted to ask me a question in person. He asked me out 3 times and then my moms boyfriend came outside so I had to leave. The next morning I was getting
Dia de los reyes magos is on Jan. 5 - Feb. 2 and the day is about the 3 wisemen, But January the 6th is the special day in Mexico….. this day represents the height of the Christmas season. This celebration is where it is stated that the kings, Melchor, Gaspar, and Balthasar, traveled by night all the way from the farthest confines of the Earth to bring gifts to Jesus, whom they recognized as the Son of God. As well as regal, the Three Kings are depicted as wise men, whose very wisdom is proved by their acknowledgement of Christ's divine status. Arrived from three different directions, the kings followed the light provided by the star of Bethlehem, which reportedly lingered over the manger where the Virgin Mary gave birth for many days. In
Guillermo González Camarena was a Mexican electrical engineer who was the inventor of a color-wheel type of color television, and who also introduced color television to Mexico,
Selena Quintanilla was born on April 16,1971 in Lake Jackson,Texas. She died on March 31,1995 in Corpus Christi,Texas. Selena Quintanilla was only twenty-three years old when she died. Her death was a big impact on life,music, and history. Selena Quintanilla had an amazing journey in life and it’s so sad it had to end so early. Finally, this is the story of Selena Quintanilla from start to the end.
Marcario Garcia was not born in Texas; rather his parents carried him across the border from Mexico to Texas as an infant. The family settled in Sugar Land, Texas, where they worked as lowpaid farm workers and raised ten children. The land was originally owned by the Mexican government and was part of the land grant to Stephen F. Austin. Very early, sugarcane stalks from Cuba were brought to the area and a
Vendidos or the sold out ones by Luis Valdez is an enlightening film about the Mexican struggle for survival in the United States. It is thought provoking and challenges the viewer to question some of the history and values that American education has engrained into our lifestyle. Although, the film is only about twenty-five minutes long, it is packed with symbolism and information about the Mexican history in the US. In particular, the film explores the Mexican identity issue.
Jose Chavez is a 25-year-old Latino man who served in the Afghanistan war. Jose was born in Montebello, Ca and later moved to Lancaster, California in his pre-teen years due to the divorce of his parents. Jose grew up as a normal child as any with the circumstances he was given of a divorced family. Jose lived with his Dad, Step-Mother, sister, step-sister and nephew in Lancaster, Ca. In high school Jose ran into some issues with school performance not due to lack of intelligence consequently resulting from the divorce of his parents. Jose’s mother lived in Walnut, Ca whom he only saw every other weekend. Jose’s biological mother was an overprotective mother growing up who would coddle him due to being the only boy, Juan has three older sisters. As in many families there were conflicts amongst
Leaving home for a better lifer sounds good but what would people do if they were falsely accused of rape in a new world in which not knowing their language? Many would make it out knowing they are innocent, but some people, it would take them 21 years for their exoneration. Angel Gonzales life changed after being accused of rape, then sent to Prison for 50 years, in the end being exonerated
Hernan Cortes is being charged with killing a generation of people, which is called Genocide. Hernan Cortes went to Mexico with the intentions of killing the Aztecs, but he didn’t know he had a disease but he went there still to kill everyone. Hernan Cortes was from Spain. He wanted to go to Mexico and claim land for his country. Queen Isabella had said yes to the journey or he wouldn’t had been able to go to an unowned land. She later changed her mind about Cortes going. Gomez Rascon was a crew member and was dragged on his journey to Mexico. Gomez had witnessed everything that had happened in Mexico.
Vasco Nunez de Balboa was a Spanish conquistador and explorer born in 1475 in the Extremadura region of Spain. Prior to his birth his family had lost their wealth and influence in Spain, so he was born into an impoverished family making him work as a page. When he was 6 years old he started working for a nobleman who was influential in their community. They were also explorers making Balboa grow interest in exploring. In 1500 Balboa went on an expedition led by Rodrigo de Bastidas. Expeditions were highly controlled by the Spanish Crown. The goal was to explore Venezuela and find gold. They found no gold and when they were on their way back their boat was infested with shipworms and they sailed to a close island before the ship sunk. Bastidas was accused of illegally
...lorida and that he bought a house. He told me I could stay over when I go down there. I say, “okay” just to be polite. He gave me his number and he asked me for mine. I thought “ I do not want to give you my number, are you crazy?” So I told him I had to go to class, I’ll call him when I go to Florida.
Diego Maldonado, a member of the famous Spanish conquistador Hernando Cortez’s exploration team, made contact with an Aztec priest known as Ehecatl during the course of Cortez’s Spanish Conquest. This conquest was funded by the Spanish Governor of Cuba, Diego Velazquez, who had sent previous failed missions to the Yucatan (Palfrey). The two met after a very important Aztec religious celebration, during which human sacrifice occurred.
Pablo Escobar, who ascended from the ghettos of Colombia to wind up one of the world's most dangerous and fruitful cocaine traffickers, was killed in a hail of gunfire yesterday in a housetop shootout with security powers in the place where he grew up of Medellin, authorities in Bogota revealed. Gotten in a refuge in the core of the city that filled in as the base of a medication realm that once came to over the Western Hemisphere and Europe, the 44-year-old outlaw with a $8.7 million cost on his head was encompassed by 500 cops and fighters and shot to death, authorities said. A protector was additionally detailed killed. Experts said that a shoeless Escobar's and his protector dashed to the rooftop and discharged at troopers in disguise fatigues
Although Diego Rivera was a Mexican painter, influenced much by his historical roots in Mexico, his contributions to American society throughout the first half of the twentieth century were great. Rivera wanted his art to influence the world enough to change it (Howlett 20). During an era of revolutions in both politics and technology, Rivera was one of the many inspired to create work that was socially radical at the time (Stevens 72). His views of support for Communism, his outlook on Capitalism, and his portrayals of the industrial revolution around the world caught the attention and eyes of entire nations. “Rivera’s work seemed like it was leading directly to today’s cultural wars” (Aguilar 36). Throughout the early 1900’s, Rivera had become
Francisco Menendez was known as a black pirate who used a ship to attack British vessels sailing on the Atlantic Ocean. However, Menendez was born in Central Africa around 1700s and took on a Portuguese name. Menendez was forced into enslavement. In 1728, fought bravely against British invaders. Menendez's, philosophy like many others was to stop the invasion and slavery, and to do so by force. He attained rank position of captain, and led many raids, and revolts in South Carolina. I identified Menendez as a leader because he led a group of people which that shows he had a persuasive influence on them. Also, in that he told people that should fight back against the invaders and fight for their freedom. Menendez also organized a black community
Approximately two years ago, I had run into a guy at a National Park who was about eight years older than I was, his name was Daniel. We had an instant connection, our conversations went on for hours as we talked about our likes, hobbies, favorite music, the high school we each attended, etc. Not too long after, my family was getting ready to leave, so we immediately exchanged numbers and also found out from one another that we lived fairly close; about a ten minute drive. Daniel called me that same night eagerly asking when he would get the chance to see me again. He had bought me a bouquet of roses and had asked me to be his girlfriend, roughly a few weeks after socializing.