[Toespi]

Well that’s good. I must have come in later where Latin singers were singing in Spanish, so much for Independence Day. But after all, they didn’t call it an Independence Day celebration or even July 4th celebration. It was “Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks”.

[lightman]

I only watched the part during the actual fireworks.

[chajin]

I must have come in later where Latin singers were singing in Spanish, so much for Independence Day.

I wonder if the Irish in 1870s were singing in Gaelic on Independence Day, or the Italians in 1890s were singing in Italian, or the Poles in 1900s were singing in Polish, or the Ukrainian Jews in 1920s in Yiddish. Their children sang in English. So do the Hispanic children of legal immigrants, with legal being the operative term.