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Latino and Hispanic culture and customs have a majo r presence everywhere in our city, from street names to adobe architecture to arts, dance and music.A prime example of Hispanic influence is found at historic Old Town, where adobe buildings surround a central plaza, a common feature of Spanish colonial towns.nother one of the long-held Hispanic traditions is setting up luminarias, sometimes called farolitos, on Christmas Eve in Old Town Plaza followed by midnight mass at San Felipe de Neri Church. A traditional luminaria is a brown paper bag, weighted by sand, with a lit votive candle inside.
Fashion typically consists of a cowboy hat, cowboy boots (made of leather or alligator), tight jeans, and big belt buckles as used in Mexico which is perceived as tacky and ghetto by other hispanics / latinos that refuse to follow those trends in the US.Language is (obviously) Spanish (formal). Hispanic/Latino that has Hispanic/Latino ghetto qualities or behavior. For example; wearing gaudy gold jewelry, wearing loud clothes, or having a junked car parked in front of their house. Not only applies to Mexicans, but ALL Hispanics/Latinos, this includes but limited to Salvadorians, Guatemalans, Ecuadorians etc.