Music

Camila is a Mexican soft rock group which reached staggering success in their home country and all over Latin America upon the release of their debut album Todo Cambió. It consists of vocalist, composer and producer Mario Domm, vocalist Samuel Parra and guitarist Pablo Hurtado, founded by Domm officially formed in 2005

Travel

-First we lend in this airport:cancun international airport.

-Then, when we arrived to cancun, we will go to own hotel. The hotel name is: president intercontinental Cancun, for day cost 87,50$.

-in the morning we want go to bich.

-in the middle of the day, we will go to swimming pool,we've bougth food and drinks, for eat in the swimming pool.

-Tonight, we think will go to a museum under the water in the island women.

-For the beginning the day qe are going to visit a nature and thematic reserve.

-Very were tired, and are going to the restaurant in to spleep.

Cancun

Cancún has a tropical climate, expressly a tropical wet and dry climate with few differences of temperatures between stations.

Apart from the tourist's zone of island (actually the part of the longest reef of leading coral world second)

Camila es un mexicano grupo de soft rock que alcanzó el éxito sorprendente en su país ya toda América Latina en el lanzamiento de su álbum debut Todo Cambió .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xftFxCYQTdk&feature=related

Mexican words

Mexican Spanish	Peninsular Spanish	English translation
abajo de	debajo de	under
acá	aquí	here
afuera	fuera	outside
arete	pendiente	earring
atrás de	detrás	behind
aviso	anuncio	announcement, advertisement
bañarse	ducharse	to have a shower
baño, taza	wáter*	toilet
baño, regadera	ducha	shower
bocinas	bafles, parlantes*, altavoces	speakers, loudspeakers
boleto	billete*	ticket
bolsa	bolso	bag, handbag
botanas	=tapas	snacks, nibbles
¡bueno!	¡hola!	hello! (when answering phone)
burro	tabla de planchar	ironing board
café	marrón	brown, dark brown
calabacita	calabacín*	courgette
camarón	gamba*	prawn
camión	autobús	coach, tour bus
carretera de cuota	carretera de peaje	toll road
carro1	coche, auto	car
chabacano	albaricoque*	apricot
chamba (Infml)	trabajo	work
chambear (Infml)	trabajar	to work
celular	móvil*	mobile, cell phone
chango	mono	monkey
checar	verificar, chequear	to check
chupar (Slang)	beber, tomar alcohol	to booze
clóset	ropero	closet, wardrobe
guardarropa	ropero*	cloakroom
corte	tribunal	(law) court
costo	coste*	cost
departamento	piso*	flat, apartment
dulce	caramelo	sweet, candy
durazno	melocotón2	peach
falla	defecto	fault
(diá) feriado	fiesta nacional	public holiday
flojera	pereza	laziness
flojo	perezoso	lazy, idle
foco	bombilla	light bulb
gancho	percha	clothes hanger
güevón (Slang)	perezoso	lazy, bone-idle
hablar	llamar	to phone, call
hongos	champiñones1	(edible) mushrooms
jugo	zumo*	(fruit) juice
lagarto	aligátor, caimán1	alligator
manejar	conducir	to drive (a vehicle)
¿qué onda? (Informal)	¿qué tal?	how's it going?
buena onda (Informal)	amigable	friendly, easy-going
ostión	-	(type of large) oyster
padre	estupendo	amazing
pay, pie	tarta	pie
pesero	autobús3	bus, town-centre minibus
planeación	planificación	planning
platillo (fuerte)	plato (fuerte)	(main) course, dish
pluma	bolígrafo	pen
prestar5	pedir prestado	borrow
seguido	a menudo	often
ustedes	vosotros*	you (familiar, pl)
voltear(se)	volver(se)	to turn round

Mexicos Christmas

Christmas for Mexicans, in traditional homes and rural areas, is a religious holiday.

It is a celebration of the Nativity. This means the birthday of Our Lord Jesus. In order to prepare for the day of symbolic commemoration, we have the "Posadas". These celebrations are a "Novena" or nine days before the 24 which is the "Noche Buena" or "Holy Night".

These Posadas are an enactment of looking for lodging of St. Joseph and Virgin Mary, called The Pilgrims going to Bethlehem for the Census according to the Scriptures. In Spanish we called them: "Los Peregrinos, San José y la Virgen María". Each family in a neighborhood, will schedule a night for the Posada to be held at their home, starting on the 16th of December and finishing on the 24th on Noche Buena.

Every home will have a Nativity scene. The hosts of the home are the innkeepers, and the neighborhood children and adults are Los Peregrinos, who have to request lodging through singing a simple chant. All carry small lit candles in their hands and four teenagers of about the same height are chosen to carry Los Peregrinos, which are two small statues of St. Joseph leading a donkey, which Virgen Mary is riding sidesaddle. The head of the procession will have a candle inside of a paper lamp shade that looks like an accordion but open at the top and it is called a "Farolito" or little lantern.

GOLDEN TACOS (TWO PORTIONS)

Ingredients: 6 omelets, ½ breast of chicken cooked and deshebrated, 2 spoonfuls of oil, piquant Sauce to the taste, ½ cup of cream, ¼ of cup of old striped cheese.

Way of preparing: In every omelete put crumbled chicken, coil and fry it in the before warmed oil, until they are golden well. They place in a plate and aderezan with the cream, the sauce and the striped cheese.