The Super Bowl! ¡El Super Tazón!
By Maureen Baraka Bonfante
Salsa.
Nachos.
Guacamole.
Cerveza/Beer.
Jalpeños y
Coke!
On November 1st, 1966, All Saints Day, New Orleans' Football team was admitted to the NFL and in commemoration of the day christened the "Saints." Given given their record one wouldn't think that they had many saints watching over them causing their fans like those of the Colt's to be sitting on the very edge of their seats. Jumping and Hollering at their HDTV's.
Colts to Saints (10-0) 1st Qtr, (10-6) 2nd Qtr, (17-16) 3rd Qtr. The Colt's were cutting it close... And the Saints come storming in, scoring 15 touchdowns for the win! Maybe 44 was their lucky number or maybe the underdog Saints outperformed the favorite and showed when the going gets tough the Colts get going, down. Not a prayer could have saved them from the incredible defeat.
Besides the hoopla about the scores, the offensive and defensive moves, missed, successful and questionable passes the Superbowl is about its Halftime show and commercials.
My Fav Commercials
I switched between watching the game in Spanish and English but unfortunately could not find any of the Spanish commercials like Danone's to share.
My Fav Commercials
I switched between watching the game in Spanish and English but unfortunately could not find any of the Spanish commercials like Danone's to share.
Don't leave your keys lying around!
It's all in your reach. Just one click away!
Wild dream. Great music!
Look who's talking: Babies on trades!
Halftime Rocks with the Who!
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