Did You Know? Cubans celebrate Jan. 28 ”” the birthday of MartÃ, the father of Cuban independence ”” by giving children born that day layettes called “Canastilla Martiana” as a way to honor and remember MartÃ.

Tagged: children, Cuba, Cuban

So did you know this? If you didn’t, perhaps you could send it to someone you know to help spread the knowledge and please tell them about HispanicTips.

View more “Did You Know?” facts in our “Did You Know?” section

Source: www.mysanantonio.com
Fuente Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Posted on: January 29th, 2007
Curation from Tomás
Filed Under: Cultura, Did You Know

Comments

Comments are closed.

E-mail Newsletter

Why you should get this newsletter

Welcome - Bienvenido

Hola, my name is Tomás.

I am here to help. I am a Hispanic/Latino News Expert running this Premier News Service mostly in English for over six years. Join me as I explore and share the best of the news to empower you. Knowledge is Power. Learn more about this site/service and why you should sign up for the newsletter.

Follow HispanicTips

PLEASE SEE: All the ways to follow HispanicTips.
Follow @hispanictips

Did You Know? Cubans celebrate Jan. 28 ”” the birthday of MartÃ­, the father of Cuban independence ”” by giving children born that day layettes called “Canastilla Martiana” as a way to honor and remember MartÃ­.

Did You Know? Cubans celebrate Jan. 28 ”” the birthday of MartÃ, the father of Cuban independence ”” by giving children born that day layettes called “Canastilla Martiana” as a way to honor and remember MartÃ.