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#1 Michael Cerda holds a guitar during the Mexican Independence Day parade in Fort Worth, Texas, 1974.

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#1 Michael Cerda holds a guitar during the Mexican Independence Day parade in Fort Worth, Texas, 1974.

Mexican Independence Day Celebration in Fort Worth in the 1970s: Parades, Mariachi Music, and Festive Spirit

#1 Michael Cerda holds a guitar during the Mexican Independence Day parade in Fort Worth, Texas, 1974.

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