Celebrate National Hispanic American Heritage Month With These Stories

I ASKED IF YOU WOULD LIKE MORE TAMALES

You guys always have the most interesting content, keep it up 👍

Hispanic culture is all about family.

I have been subscribing great big story since day one , its good to see this channel growing ! , congratulations great big story!!

who’s Mexican here?🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

Bro my teacher made me watch this but I KINDA LIKE IT?

thank you for your open mindedness and also artistic exemplification! lol i love being mexican

I really loved the first one. I gained knowledge from Monica Muse and I also gained a new YouTuber to watch!

I would have never thought that tamales would end up in a place like Mississippi

I'm Mexican and the way they say tamale made unsatisfied

Hispanic heritage is just as important as learning American heritage, people don't know is you are American than chances you have Latino heritage, you have no idea of American history has Latino roots running through your blood,this is something that has been hurried in history just African American history, I'm not going to stop I'm going to dig deep and I'm going to find out the truth,I know I'm my heart of hearts there is something there,we all are going to learn more about what makes us Americans, and i know it has a lot to do with a history of refinement and diversity, a rich history that may can change a nation to think more positive and more family oriented,I love my people but I love how rich and diverse we really are,we can stand to learn a lot from our Latino community ,a Beautiful Beautiful community that is so precious that we have to protect and cherish.,I am black but I love that you are hear,and I will fight for you just as hard as I will fight for my own,you are my own .

Hispanic heritage is amazing.

My dad is from Cuba 🇨🇺 and my mom is from El Salvador 🇸🇻, the color of my skin is white I've had people tell me that I don't look hispanic. But I am Latina and I'm proud of it.

YAY! Celebrate my people, the culture, our food, music and heritage! <3

Thank you so much for introducing me to Monica styles love her!!!!

The chancla is feared throughout Mexico and Central America, those lucky enough to survive tell their stories...

I hope you can also do a story on Filipino American History Month, since it's October! I imagine it would garner lots of views :)

4:41 Man's looks pissed

Viva l'Espagnõl!

It’s Lit!