The need for Cinco de Mayo backgrounds is here again. One of the most popular Mexican holidays, it is celebrated by all Mexican communities in the world. Cinco de Mayo is celebrated even by non-Mexican communities in the US. In fact, in recent decades, it has become more of an American holiday. Americans of Mexican descent use this time to raise awareness about cultivating and preserving their heritage and culture. Since it is that important, many web designers make sure to incorporate it into their web design when the holiday comes around.
For many American’s Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of Margaritas. Kidding aside, many Americans don’t actually know the significance of celebrating Cinco de Mayo. Many just know that it is a fun, colorful, and exciting holiday that must be celebrated.
Contrary to many’s belief, Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico’s Independence Day. It is simply a celebration of Mexico’s victory against the French forces in 1862. Although it is not Mexico’s Independence Day, the Mexican army’s unlikely victory against the French forces gave the country great hope and renewed confidence.
To commemorate all the fun and exciting things about Cinco de Mayo, here are some impressive backgrounds:
A magnificent Poblano
Image by Darrell Perry from Pixabay
All that is fun and colorful for Cinco de Mayo
Image Source: Freepik
No party is complete without banderitas
Photo by Arie Wubben on Unsplash
A simple floral-themed Cinco de Mayo background
Image Source: Freepik
Mariachi performances everywhere
Image by Ernesto Eslava from Pixabay
Lady selling colorful, handmade dolls
Photo by Bernardo Ramonfaur on Unsplash
Dancing in colorful dresses
Photo by Sydney Rae on Unsplash
Happy Cinco de Mayo
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Feliz Cinco de Mayo
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Singing Mariachi
Image Source: Pexels
All that spice is everything nice
Photo by Ricardo Gomez Angel on Unsplash
A beautifully flowing Folklorico
Photo by Bisayan Lady @ Flickr
Children in traditional dresses
Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
A traditional parade
Photo by QueenKV @ Flickr
Cute children in traditional costumes
Photo by Obie Fernandez @ Flickr
No celebration without a Pinata
Image source: Wikimedia Commons
Cinco de Mayo background
Image Source: Freepik
Beautiful headdresses
Image source: PXhere
Bright yellow traditional costume
Image source: Wikimedia Commons
Reminiscent of the colorful Cinco de Mayo flowers
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Simple Cinco de Mayo decal background
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