Haha. Yeah. Well not quite everyone. But there are lots and lots of bungalows. Especially outside Albuquerque, and the other two major cities in the state (Santa Fe and Las Cruces).
There is a very high population of Latinos and people of mostly Mexican descent. There are quite a few native Americans (Indians) here too, and it's always nice to meet them, as some of their ways can be quite 'traditional', and intriguing. Spanish isn't exactly spoken widely in the major city centers, but outside of them, it's sort of like an unofficial language. Many people, especially the younger folk, do speak with a heavy spanish twang/ in 'broken' English.
But the Mexican effect is mostly felt in the cuisine- burritos, tacos, soups, beans, lots of food with spice and red hot chili.
The senoritas are quite spicy too. Long, dark-haired, dark-eyed, stunning, marvellously mammary'd mamacitas.
