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Brindisa's success - named after the Spanish word brindis, meaning a toast - rests in
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Ponche (a hot fruit punch), sidra (sparkling cider) or other spirits are served for the holiday brindis (toast).
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Ponche (a hot fruit punch), sidra (sparkling cider) or other spirits are served for the holiday brindis (toast).
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This time we are asked to be padrinos del brindis, providing the sidral, the sparkling, mildly alcoholic apple cider used for the toast.
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The padrino of the brindis always makes the toast.
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El Tapatio turns and offers a brindis, a salute to a stunning young woman in the front rows, throwing her the montera backward over his shoulder as she smiles, standing and stretching gracefully to catch it high in the air, all to the cheers and applause of the crowd.
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This time we are asked to be padrinos del brindis, providing the sidral, the sparkling, mildly alcoholic apple cider used for the toast.
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This time we are asked to be padrinos del brindis, providing the sidral, the sparkling, mildly alcoholic apple cider used for the toast.
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The padrino of the brindis always makes the toast.
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El Tapatio turns and offers a brindis, a salute to a stunning young woman in the front rows, throwing her the montera backward over his shoulder as she smiles, standing and stretching gracefully to catch it high in the air, all to the cheers and applause of the crowd.
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