Comeme Blog - Holidays – tagged "arreglos frutales"

Shout Long live Mexico! with eat me

Alexander Villadal Posted on September 07 2020

Being Mexican is a source of pride for all of us who were born in this country, we have...

How to celebrate your grandparents

Comeme Arreglos Frutales Posted on August 26 2019

Grandfather's day One of the relationships that we usually enjoy the most is that o...

Feliz Día de la Secretaria y Asistente Administrativa

Happy Day of the Secretary and Administrative Assistant

Alexander Villadal Posted on July 17 2019

Secretary's Day is a fair and necessary holiday. They are an active part of any company...

Todo lo que necesitas saber sobre el día del beso

Everything you need to know about the day of the kiss

Comeme Arreglos Frutales Posted on July 02 2019

The kiss is known as the contact that is made with the lips of another person . It is ...

Benefits Of Buying In The Hot Sale

Alexander Villadal Posted on May 27 2019

What is the Hot Sale 2020 and how does it benefit me? Hot sale is everywhere. In ...

The perfect gift to celebrate mom

Comeme Arreglos Frutales Posted on May 07 2019

When talking about the ways to celebrate your mother on Mother's Day, it is necessary t...

Why are moms wonderful?

Comeme Arreglos Frutales Posted on May 07 2019

Mother's Day is a very special date in the life of any human being. If you have a mothe...

Long live Mexico!

Alexander Villadal Posted on September 01 2018

September 15 is a Mexican holiday date throughout the country, the colorful flags everywhere flood the main public squares, the cry of Independence, a tradition that celebrates its 208th anniversary, and is increasingly celebrated with more spirit and enthusiasm. Long live Mexico!!! Long live Mexico!!! Sirs.

Mom, the sweetest love!

Tania Barragan Posted on April 15 2018

Recognition of Día de las Madres " or Mother's Day began in 1922 when a journalist, Rafael Alducín, wrote an article advocating the celebration of Mother's Day throughout Mexico. Although the practice had already spread to parts from Mexico, Alducín's article led to widespread celebration of the holiday, with May 10 becoming the universal day of celebration in Mexico.