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Mariachi Music of MexicoArtist: Music of Mexico
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| # | Name | Play | Time | Info |
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| 01 | From Monterrey |
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3:20 | a style that is more polished |
| 02 | From Monterrey |
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3:00 | a full-blown type performance |
| 03 | From Monterrey |
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2:24 | born of fierce big-city competition |
| 04 | From Monterrey |
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2:35 | |
| 05 | From Apatzingan |
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2:35 | a more primitive form high in spirits and cerveza |
| 06 | From Erongaricuaro |
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4:50 | located on the west shore of Lake Patzcuaro |
| 07 | From Erongaricuaro |
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3:22 | |
| 08 | Las Alazanas |
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3:03 | the red-brown horses |
| 09 | Bajo el Cielo de Jalisco |
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4:23 | under the Jalisco Sky |
| 10 | The Come On |
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1:18 | the tourist is enticed into engaging the band |
| 11 | El Carretero |
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3:17 | the cart driver |
| 12 | La Madrugada |
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3:31 | the wee hours after midnight |
| 13 | La Negra |
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2:57 | the dark skinned girl |
| 14 | El Gusto |
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4:11 | the pleasure and excitement |
Mariachi is the term for that special brand of music used for festive birthday and marriage celebrations. In a broad sense it is folk music created centuries ago by the fusion of Indian and Spanish races, which now make the upo the majority of the Mexican people.
Tracks collected (canciones recolectadas) in Monterrey, Apatzingán, and ErongarĂcuaro by Sam Eskin, December 1954, and by Eskin & Cook in Mexico City, 1954.
