WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama must listen to a lot of country music, because Thursday he said "San Antone."

Obama celebrated Cinco de Mayo with margaritas, Mexican food and, while introducing a White House guest, a municipal nickname not embraced by San Antonio natives.

"I want to thank our special guest chef Johnny Hernandez, who brought his taco and margarita recipes all the way from San Antone," Obama said. San Antonio Rep. Joaquin Castro and Mexican rock band Man

But real San Antonio residents

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The use of "San Antone" is most common in music, featured in songs from

Willie Nelson

,

Johnny Cash

and

George Strait

, to name a few.

It's not the first time Obama has used the unwelcome nickname for

Texas' second-largest city

. During a 2012 campaign stop Obama greeted

Obama doesn't seem to have suffered any backlash for his Cinco de Mayo festivities, unlike GOP presidential candidate Donald Trumpov, who was mocked for an odd tweet with a taco bowl.

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