 Poster by: whipperberry.com Tacos, Guacamole, Enchilada, Tostada coupled with tequila and fresh margaritas...Are you celebrating Cinco de Mayo? Well if you're throwing a party or going to one, get hold of these adorable toppers from cupcakeprintables.com that may just inspire an "Ole"! Simply print, cut and either attach by tape to lollipop sticks and use as cupcake toppers, or secure to a string and hang as decoration. 
 Want to know the origin of Cinco de Mayo? Thoughtco.com explains it below:
"Many people mistakenly think that Cinco de Mayo celebrates Mexican independence, much like Independence Day in the United States. In fact, Cinco de Mayo, the fifth of May, celebrates the Mexican army's defeat of France in the Battle of Puebla. This battle took place during the Franco-Mexican War (1861-1867), which ultimately ended with France withdrawing due to pressure from the United States, who intervened after the Civil War ended. Cinco de Mayo is a relatively minor holiday in Mexico. It is celebrated primarily in Puebla, where the battle took place. In other parts of Mexico, businesses remain open and life goes on as usual. In the U.S., Cinco de Mayo is popularly observed as a celebration of Mexican culture and heritage. " Enjoy!
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