How much of this story is true? How much is stereotypical?
Everyday after dance class, Carlo and his siblings rushed
home faster than a donkey so they wouldn’t miss their mother’s “special double
decker cheese burrito”. After lunch,
Carlo wore his sombrero and was on his way to the beach where the dance
festival was. When he got there, he saw
people with huge tacos and burritos.
Everyone was wearing sombreros and girls wore Jarabe Tapatios. People were laughing and dancing until one
guy came in, and shouted, “Where’s the burritos?!”
It's a great story, but some Mexican people haven't even tried burritos, and we don't wear sombreros (that is just for mariachis)
ReplyDeleteKarla and Eduardo
DeleteGreat story, you did a good job. But the "Jarabe Tapatío" isn't something that you can wear, it is a mexican dance. Although your story is really nice!
ReplyDeleteDaniela Cabrera & Fernando Cortés