Cities with the richest Hispanic culture (Hispanics, Cuban, Dominicans)

[spikeboy25]

Since I started out a similar thread involving African Americans that got a lot of responses, I thought up of this one. Which city in the US has the richest Hispanic culture? Now, as a Hispanic man (by Puerto Rican heritage), I am aware of the different cultural distinctions between many groups (like Mexicans and Puerto Ricans) or the similarites (Puerto Ricans, Cubans and Dominicans; Venezuelans and Colombians).

Which city do you believe has the richest Hispanic culture? This would mean to include all the major ethic groups within Hispanics.

[new2colo]

I would say that cities like Santa Fe/Albuquerque, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Antonio, Tampa and Miami have the richest Hispanic culture. New Mexico, especially the northern part of the state, fascinates me. There are a number of Spanish speaking people who have no Mexican ancestry who are descendants of the original Spanish settlers of the late 1500s and early 1600s. I guess that doesn't really count as Hispanic culture, but it's interesting nonetheless.

[Thomas R.]

I was thinking Santa Fe too, although they don't actually have a Hispanic majority by the looks of it.

Other possibilities coming to mind are

San Juan, Puerto Rico - Maybe a bit jokey sounding, but technically it is in the US.

El Paso, Texas - High percent Mexican and fairly historic.

Bear in mind I am not well-traveled so have been to none of these.

[atlantagreg30127]

Please do a search in this room as well as city-vs-city, as this topic and variations of it have been covered numerous times before. Please add to those existing threads before creating another one of the similar topic. Thank you.