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Mexican Pride 

Pride based on a people who have so much to be proud of. There is so much cultural richness in Mexican culture to be proud of: food, music, dance, ceremonies, work ethic, family values. Mexican pride means having pride in enchiladas, guacamole, pozole, mole, tamales, churros, raspados, salsas, tortillas, beans, caldo, champurrado, atole, nopales, etc. It means being proud of Mariachi, banda, norteñas, corridos, rancheras, folklórico, danzas prehispanicas, and all the rhythm that flows through our veins. One celebrates el Dia de los Muertos, las Posadas, la Navidad, El grito, Dia de los reyes. The proud Mexican is a hard worker, who values family, respectfulness, hospitality, simplicity, and bravery. Mexican pride involves loving the Tri-color flag of green, white and red. A proud Mexican knows what the flag color stands for and the historical basis of the Eagle on the cactus eating the snake. A proud Mexican knows and loudly sings "Mexicanos al Grito de Guerra" at Soccer events. Finally, a proud Mexican has an unwavering faith and love for his country. Although the government may not be handling the country properly, the proud Mexican understands that he/she loves where he/she came from because it is a beautiful place.
The individual who loves and is proud of the country of Mexico has a great deal of Mexican pride
Mexican Pride by atlachinocolotl September 29, 2011
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mexican pride 

completely hypocritical, some (not all) but some escape over the border to our beautiful nation to work for $.25 an hour and take pride in the nation they just escaped from, now im not sayin i hate mexicans hell i love em love the food and the people , but theyre pride for the nation that they try to get away from is so sad, if the united states were treatin me bad ( theyre not i love america through and through) i wouldnt take pride in it at that time, especially if i escaped it , basically im tellin mexicans be proud of your heritage but enough with the blastin of the music and the long ass parades that makes it harder than hell to drive through when goin to work . and if your in america and you have a mexican flag up atleast put up an american flag too! there finally some one told them...
mexican: god bless america the land that i came here legally and adopted as my nation this way i can make it in the country and be somethin unlike sitting on a step listening to in truth polka with spanish in it and ONLY loving my mexican pride.
mexican pride by LORD1 November 13, 2005

mexican pride 

The herd of mexicans coming across the border. Recently they were placed on the "hunt to exinction" list of many southerners and hunting trips will be organized soon. Get in on the action now while there's still time. Bag your own trophy mexican! woot!
Bill, I spotted a Mexican Pride about three miles out, call up the posse and grab a kegger cause were going on a hunt.
mexican pride by smudged.rep August 9, 2006
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