The Apple Family wishes the Chileans a happy independence day (Fiestas Patrias as it is known) this September 18th and 19th.
 
Here they have set up a stand similar to what you would see at a Chilean Ramada/Chingana/Fonda, though minus the eucalyptus branch walls and cattail roof.
 
On the stands sign, Bucker is a pun for Becker, one of many Chilean beer brands and A Donde La Pateadora means At The Kickers.
 
What they are selling are the following:  
-Apple chicha (chicha is a soft Latin American and Central American alcoholic beverage)  
-Empanadas (apple or soy meat filled)  
-Apple cider  
-Earthquake (a Chilean cocktail)  
-Fruit or soy kabobs  
-Liquid bread (another way to say beer)  
-Soy choripanes (A choripan is a food of Argentinean origin, which is a grilled sausage on a hot dog bun or on pan batido (dont know what its called in English), mostly the latter.)  
-Apple pies
 
Big McIntosh and Applejack are dressed as a huaso (wha-so) and a huasa (wha-sa), which are basically the Chilean equivalents of cowboys and cowgirls, while Granny Smith and Apple Bloom are dressed as chinas (pronounced chee-nahs), who are often companions for huasos when dancing Cueca, Chiles national dance.