The serenata de las madres (serenade for the mothers) is a Mexican tradition, dating back to the country’s first official Mother’s Day in 1922

With Mother’s Day just around the corner I’ve been getting a little nostalgic and maybe even homesick. In Puerto Rico, similar to many other Latin American countries, festivities are monumental.

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