The entire country is going to celebrate and participate in the Grito de Independencia.
Here is an article about the celebrations: Independence Festivals Gain Momentum.
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New Orleans will be celebrating and gritando tomorrow night at 508 Frenchman St. (@ Maison Musique, used to be Ray's Boom Boom Room) Starts at 6pm.
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