00:05We go live to Mexico now that is celebrating the 216th anniversary of the call for independence.
00:12This event is commemorated annually on September 15th during the evening hours.
00:16It commemorates the beginning of the 1810 independence movement led by priest Miguel Hidalgo y Castilla.
00:23Let's see more.
00:28The cry of Dolores that took place on September 16th.
00:35Mexican women and men.
00:39Long live the independence.
00:44Long live Miguel Hidalgo y Castilla.
00:53Long live Jose Ortiz Tellez Quiroga.
00:58Long live Jose Maria Moreno.
01:05Long live the Mexican people.
01:14Long live Gertrudez Batanagra.
01:22Long live Guadalupe Victoria.
01:26Long live Antonio Nadal.
01:31Long live the heroes and heroines that yell homeland.
01:45Long live our brothers and sisters.
01:58Long live the liberty.
02:02Long live the liberty.
02:03Long live equality.
02:06Long live the justice.
02:09Long live democracy.
02:14Long live democracy.
02:16Long live a free and sovereign and independent Mexico.
02:20Long live Mexico.
02:23Long live Mexico.
02:25Long live Mexico.
02:27Long live Mexico.
02:29All right.
02:29Long live Mexico.
02:36Long live Mexico.
02:39Long live Mexico.往beды
02:48.aux.
09:46It's a charla, a fiesta del sol.
09:52Oh, de los charros valientes dan con sus cantos la invogación.
10:08Eh, carripe su pestejo que huele a surco y a tradición.
10:13Ruedado de la faena, no se olvidará de mi nación.
10:16Bonito es el jaripeo y cuanta su animación.
10:21Yo quiero montarle un toro pa' que me mire mi amor.
10:24Upa yupa yu, upa yu, upa yu, upa yu.
10:28Quiero montarle un toro pa' que me mire mi amor.
10:32Ay, ay, ay.
10:38Sigo una esperanza al día a día a caminar.
10:42Y siempre paso firme en nuestra historia a transformar.
11:15Se siente la alegría de ser mexicano.
11:16Ni si yo no me llené.
11:22Si yo no me llené.
11:23Ni si yo no me llené.
11:37Ni si yo no me llené.
11:44¡Gracias!
12:17We're just looking at the images from Mexico that is celebrating the 216th anniversary of Grito de Dolores, which is
12:25the cry for independence in Mexico City that occurred in 1810 and September 16, 1810.
12:32Every year, this commemoration is held on the night before on September 15, commemorating the moment where on the night
12:42of September 16, the priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla started the independence movement in Mexico.
12:50Now, in the midst of this commemoration, we had President Clyde de Chambon leading these ceremonies.
13:01The honor card inferred the portraits of Margarita Massa.
13:04This is the first ambassador to the United States.
13:07We could see in the images described that symbolizes unity, national identity and historical memory, represented the beginning of the
13:14struggle for freedom and sovereignty and one of the most important civic rituals in the country.
13:22We'll be back with more information.
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