Cinco Mugs
Description: The Day of the Dead or 'Dia de los Muertos' in Spanish, is a holiday that is celebrated in Southern and Central Mexico on November 1st and 2nd. This is a celebration that honors the souls and lives of the departed souls of loved ones. There are many items associated with this celebration and one is the sugar skull. OneHowTo.com will educate you on the meaning of the Mexican Day of the Dead skull.
Description: More than a guerrilla, Subcomandante Marcos became the poetic heart of the Zapatista movement — an insurgent who challenged injustice not only with arms, but with words. From deep within the Lacandon jungle, he crafted communiqués that blended myth, irony, and critique, inspiring resistance far beyond Chiapas. His writings questioned global capitalism, redefined political identity, and gave new meaning to revolution itself. This version celebrates the thinker beneath the mask — a voice that continues to echo in movements for freedom, dignity, and the radical imagination.
Description: This "Sana Sana Colita De Rana" Tee is perfect for all latina doctors, nurses, EMTs or enfermera. It features a cute frog as a nurse in a retro vintage style. Hace un buen regalo para enfermera recien graduada y o para regalo dia de las madres. This cute and funny tee says "Sana Sana Colita De Rana" a common saying for many latino and mexicans. It's sure to get a laugh form everyone. Ideal para cumpleanos, dia de madres, Navidad o otra festividad. Regalo perfecto para mamas, hijas y tias.
Description: El Lugar de Papá (Papa's Place) opened their doors in 1936 in the town of Mezcala, in Jalisco, Mexico, and has been going strong ever since. Originally just a bar where locals and those passing through town could enjoy the region's finest tequilas, Papa eventually added a small kitchen, and began offering an array of traditional tacos and other small plate menu items. Even though Papa's sons and later, grandsons took over the business, it has always remained Papa's Place, so if you find yourself passing through Mezcala, don't miss an opportunity to check out the oldest continuously operating bar in all of Jalisco.
