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“Viva la raza” is a slogan of pride for some Mexican Americans who identify as Chicanos, hence Gracie’s comment about the name must have meaning and make people proud to have her ices.
Templo S.U.D. over 3 years ago
qué fácil
JoanHelen over 3 years ago
???
Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member over 3 years ago
An actual snow cone business in Weslaco, Texas.
Lawrence.S over 3 years ago
“Viva la raza” is a slogan of pride for some Mexican Americans who identify as Chicanos, hence Gracie’s comment about the name must have meaning and make people proud to have her ices.
winston5610 over 3 years ago
Brilliant, Tia Carmen!
TheBigPickle over 3 years ago
Yo no hablo español…
rhodesmk Premium Member over 3 years ago
Glad these comments are here. I used Google Translate, typed in “viva la raspa” and the translation was “long live the raspa.” Thanks, Google! :-)
snookdog69 over 3 years ago
Take off viva las vegas
kwbradbury over 3 years ago
Spanish play on words? Raspa being a dance and a rasp to shave ice?
raybarb44 over 3 years ago
Brilliant…..
Cincoflex over 3 years ago
Man, where’s the end of the line—I want a sno cone!
Natarose over 3 years ago
good job Tia.
Bocephus over 3 years ago
Nobody noticed the raspa she is serving is red, white, and blue.
over 3 years ago
Leave it to Tia Carmen.
Cactus-Pete over 3 years ago
Snow cones aren’t good – they’re crunchy and the syrup goes right to the bottom. Shaved ice is the way to go.