Hispanics in general prefer to arrive late to parties. No one wants to be the first to arrive, so it′s common to arrive between one and two hours later than what the invitation states. The same thing goes for leaving time: no one wants to be the first to leave, especially when the party is good. It′s common for parties or celebrations to last all night, meaning that the usual time to leave is breakfast. This can be for many reasons, but among them is the fact that the streets are safer at six a.m., when there are more people around, than at two or three when the streets are empty.

Hispanics in general prefer to arrive late to parties. No one wants to be the first to arrive, so it′s common to arrive between one and two hours later than what the invitation states. The same thing goes for leaving time: no one wants to be the first to leave, especially when the party is good. It′s common for parties or celebrations to last all night, meaning that the usual time to leave is breakfast. This can be for many reasons, but among them is the fact that the streets are safer at six a.m., when there are more people around, than at two or three when the streets are empty.