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Celebrate La Rosca de Reyes in Santa Ana on Monday, Jan. 6

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Los 32 Rosca de Reyes

There are two Rosca de Reyes events scheduled this week in Santa Ana.  One of them is set for this Monday, January 6, 2014, at 6 pm at 602 E. 4th St. in Downtown Santa Ana.   If you would like more info click here or contact Juan Godoy – -714/351-2579, Yosef Macias –714/791-2529, or Richard Lazarit-714/561-9048.

Los 32 por Mexico Orange County is also presenting their annual Rosca de Reyes event, on January 6, 2014, from 6 to 9 pm, at Restaurant Mexicanísimo, which is owned by Mike Gonzalez and located at 2323 W. First Street Santa Ana, CA 92703 at 6 pm.  Click here to RSVP on Facebook.  The event will feature music, a special presentation, Rosca de Reyes cake and toys for the kids. Continue reading→

Mexicanisimo to host menudo fundraiser for Relampago del Cielo

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 Santa Ana’s Relampago del Cielo is having a Menudo Breakfast Fundraiser on Sunday, April 18, from 9 am to 12 pm, at the Mexicanisimo Restaurant, located at 2325 First St., in Santa Ana.  A donation of $5 is requested.

Dancers will be performing, from the regions of Yucatan and Veracruz, at 11 am.  There will also be door prizes, including a Las Vegas getaway valued at $500 and a performance of Relampago del Cielo valued at $250.

Relámpago del Cielo Inc. (RDC) , a 501(c)3 non-profit organization is celebrating it’s 35th Anniversary. Enthralled by the music and movement learned in classes taught by Ms. Rosie Peña at Santa Ana College, a handful of her students resolved to join forces in expanding their newly discovered appreciation of the folklore of Mexico. Continue reading→