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Spring Break Story

Where does it comes from?

Like so much in our world, Spring Break originated with the ancient Greeks. As winter would lessen its chill, and thoughts turned to regeneration, rejuvenation, and new birth, Athens's elders noticed that the young people became particularly frolicsome.

Socrates then proposed, and the Greeks adopted, a wild rite to welcome Spring and allow young people to vent their ingrained urges… and Spring Break was born. Immediately thereafter were heard the first complaints that these strange new rites were destructive of morals and caused undue hardship upon the local residents of the seaside towns in which the festivals were held.

In the Middle Ages, after Christianity's triumph over paganism, it was determined that Spring Break should end. There followed many years of turmoil.

Every Spring it would take armed bands of monks and papal legates to stop young people from partying like it was 999.

Then, in 1237, St. Adledkopf proposed a solution- what if the Church co-opted Spring Break? Taking the uninhibited, riotous celebration that Spring Break had become, and turning it into something mannered and decent, alas, turned out to be a pipe-dream.

All attempts at substituting good fellowship and worship for drunken bonhomie and cheap thrills failed.

Other than Mardi Gras in New Orleans, America never really caught the Spring Break bug… until the First World War, when American Doughboys serving in France watched, wide-eyed with wonder, as the Europeans would temporarily halt Spring Offensives, and instead, party.

Miraculously, scantily clad women would appear over the trenches, dancing and prancing about like nymphs… unfortunately, it was discovered that many, if not most, of these "ladies" were in fact men. America's farm boys and day laborers were horrified, and therefore made the phrase "Show us your tits!" a Spring Break staple (which has since been adopted by Mardi Gras).

From 1929 to 1959 America was too busy with a Great Depression, another World War, and the reconstruction of much of the world to seriously party during Spring Break.

It wasn't until the 1960's became "the swinging Sixties" that America truly took to Spring Break. Baby Boomers flocked to the beach in Detroit steel, eager to forget the War, social progress, and exams… and get drunk and get laid. Spring Break was back!

Florida became the focus of Spring Break in the 1970's. Warm weather, beautiful beaches, and alcohol meant that somebody was going to get naked. Soon Daytona Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and Panama City Beach were famous for drink and debauchery.

It was during this heyday that a particularly bad Spring Break ritual was begun. Locals called it "balcony diving." Drunk Spring Breakers would climb and swing from balcony to balcony on multi-storied hotel towers, looking for a party or a partner. Many fell to their deaths. Unfortunately, every year or two, some student finds the idea appealing and makes a terrible mistake.

Spring Break improved dramatically in the Eighties. In a decade that glorified over-consumption, a yearly event that reveled in sex, drugs and drink was a sure-fire hit.

More students than ever broke the bank, or their parents pocketbooks, and hustled a ride south. Moralists countered by offering planned activities- sporting events, dive trips, scavenger hunts, even church services. No one noticed.

Breakers in the Nineties eased up a bit on the over-indulgence, but just a bit. Superclubs, MTV, and corporate sponsors livened things up with concerts, shows, and give-aways.. but the Breaker's focus remained the same- get drunk and get laid.

The presence of so many television and video cameras during Spring Break meant two things… somebody was going to get naked, and somebody else would bitch about it.

A few nationally spotlighted cases, and Panama City Beach and Spring Break were savaged in the media. Savvy locals knew what that meant… even more Breakers next year!

And there you have it, the history of Spring Break. An honorable rite of ancient origin, one that you should proudly proclaim your part in, and whose traditions you should do your utmost to uphold.

Interview

This is an interview about Spring Break in Mexico, conducted inside Uninter facilities by UninterSpringBreak's staff to two American girls named Lindsay and Megan; This is what they said to our camera.

And the questions were..

1. What do you think about spring break?

o Lindsay - It's a good time to relax of your school.

o Megan - It's a great time to have fun when weather is nice.

2. What are you going to do for this spring break?

o Lindsay - i'll go to school, it's not what i'd liked to do but...

3. Why did you choose coming to Mexico?
   Lindsay- My family and me used to come every year to Cancun and Puerto Vallarta.
4. Which beach do you think/prefer is the best for Spring Break?
   Lindsay - I like the beach in Cabo San Lucas, not for the beach but for the activities to do.
5. What advantages does Mexico have over other countries for Spring Break?
   Megan - To drink! most of the colleges come to Mexico for that, they can drink beer here meanwhile in the U.S. just over 21yo.
6. How much would you consider spending on a Spring Break?
   Lindsay - Mhh like $500 dollars.
   Megan - I need less.
7. Describe your typical day on a Spring Break
   Lindsay - Go to the pool and relax.
   Megan - At night you do everything you haven't done during the week.
8. Have you had any problem communicating here?
   Lindsay - No, i haven't had any problem, i speak spanish as well.
   Megan - Just a little.
9. Have you considered the problem of insecurity in Mexico?
   Megan - Some of my classmates got surprised seeing Mexican police showing their weapons, but that's everyday
   Lindsay - My mother got her necklace stolen.
10. What do you think about Mexican people?
    Megan - I like Mexican people, but sometimes i think we don't have much interaction with them.
    Lindsay - There are a lot of classes of Mexican as every other one; mean people, nice people, it depends of the person.

Spring Break in Mexico

What is it?

During past years Mexico has became one of the most visited places during Spring Break season, every year many students between 18 to 30 years old come together to some of the most fantastic beaches in the whole country. There are many factors that persuade that people to choose Mexico over other countries to spent their holidays.

The combination of magical sceneries, a great environment, night life and the low amount of rules for them during this party are important aspects that has a relative influence among all that students who after getting stressed in school want to take advantage of holidays and have fun; the only requirements are two. Either to enjoy parties and be crazy!

Craziness

Not all at Spring Break is watching an amazing twilight from a viewpoint or visit touristic places and eat traditional food. Spring Break means a break for some, but craziness for all!  What happens on Spring Break Stay on Spring Break is the common phrase to hear being next to a Spring Breaker, and in part that’s true; many of those young visitors can do here, in Mexico, what in the U.S. can’t. Legal age here in Mexico is at eighteen, meanwhile in the U.S. is at twenty one, so this is well received by them who take the opportunity to do what they were not allowed at the other side of the border.

Activities

Activities done by Spring Breakers are relatively a little, and can be resumed basically into going to the beach or participate in some of the contest organized mainly by hotels where Spring Breakers stay during the day, and going to night clubs during night, but of course, getting crazy and drunk, having fun or even casual sex at everytime during the whole event are part in the essence of Spring Breaker.

spring break

In this blog we're going to talk about the parties, events and how american people enjoy spring break and holidays at mexican beaches.

We'll recommend some places like night clubs, beaches, bars and hotels where you can find a lot of fun.

If you're man you can find a lot of beautiful girls from the U.S and Mexico, and if you're a sexy chick you can find sexy men from the U.S and Mexico.