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'''Cinco de Mayo''' (5th of May) is a holiday held to celebrate the victory of the Mexican Army of 4,000 soldiers over the French army of 8,000 at [[Puebla]], [[Mexico]], on May 5, 1862. Is not Mexico's official Independence Day, which is September 16, but is recognized as a day of celebration.
'''Cinco de Mayo''' (5 May) is a holiday held to celebrate the victory of the Mexican Army of 4,000 soldiers over the French army of 8,000 at [[Puebla]], [[Mexico]], on May 5, 1862. Is not Mexico's official Independence Day, which is September 16, but is recognized as a day of celebration.
== History ==
== History ==
[[category:Mexican History]]
[[Category:Mexican History]]
[[category:holidays]]
[[Category:Holidays]]