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Mariachi music originated in Jalisco, Mexico in the 18th century as a combination of string instruments influenced by Western Mexican culture. It has become an important part of Mexican music and culture by incorporating regional songs, appearing in early Mexican films, and performing at political campaigns. Mariachi features folk harp, acoustic bass guitar, and small 5-string guitars, and is associated with Mexican "country" music, ballads, and a tap dance called "el zapateado" characterized by loud foot stomps.
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This document provides a list of 20 topics related to Spanish culture, including dances, music, architecture, film, and theater. For each topic, students are instructed to search websites like donquijote.org and espanole.org to find brief descriptions answering who/what, where from, and why it is important in 3-5 sentences in English. Topics include flamenco, la jota, la sevillana, el tango, la cumbia, mariachis y charros, mambo, Celia Cruz, Tito Puentes, tuna groups, Manuel de Falla, Juanes, Marc Anthony, la música andina, Antonio Gaudi, la Sagrada Famil
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Music of mexico
Music in Mexico is very diverse, ranging from banda music created to imitate military bands similar to polka, to rumba which originated from black Mexican slaves. Mexican music has had a long tradition of classical music dating back to the 16th century as well as notable 20th century composers. Contemporary Mexican music includes a variety of genres such as rock which became most popular in the 1980s and 1990s, despite some rock bands needing to perform underground during the 1960s and 1970s under the PRI government.
Mexico yun pet
This document provides information about traditions, dances, food, music, geography, and traditional dress in Mexico. Some key traditions mentioned include Day of the Dead, Independence Day, and Christmas. The most famous Mexican dance is called the Jarabe Tapatio, which originates from Jalisco and is very cheerful. Traditional Mexican food is influenced by native and Spanish ingredients like corn, beans, chili peppers, pork, and cheese. Popular music forms include Mariachi from Jalisco and Banda, which mixes traditional Mexican styles with polka. Geographically, Mexico is located in North America between latitudes 23° N and 102° W. Traditional dress in cities is now modern, but smaller towns retain styles using bright local colors.
Spanish t5 art webquest
This document provides a list of topics related to Spanish culture, including dance, music, architecture, film, and theater. It instructs the student to use provided websites to research each topic, answering who/what, where from, and a 3-5 line description of why it is important. Some of the specific topics listed include flamenco, mariachi bands, famous musicians like Celia Cruz and Tito Puentes, architects like Antonio Gaudi and important buildings such as La Sagrada Familia and La Alhambra.
Music culture
The document discusses the music traditions of several countries. It provides an overview of the history and development of music in China, England, South Africa, Greece, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain, Ireland, and describes some traditional musical styles and instruments. It also notes some modern music festivals and genres that have emerged in countries like China, Japan, and Ireland. The document cites several websites as sources of information on world music traditions.
Mariachi facts
Mariachi is a musical genre that originated in 19th century Mexico. It is native to western Mexico and incorporates influences from indigenous Mexican music and music brought by Europeans and enslaved Africans. Mariachi bands typically include guitars, vihuelas, trumpets and violins. They wear traditional charro suits and perform at events like baptisms, weddings, and funerals. The most famous mariachi group is Mariachi Vargas, founded in 1898 in Jalisco, Mexico.
Musicamex
The document discusses different types of traditional Mexican music such as ranchera, son jaliscience, chilena, son istmeno, and son jarocho. It describes the history and origins of Mexican music styles like mariachi, which originated in Jalisco and features groups of musicians wearing charro suits, and banda music which was influenced by military bands and Polish immigrants in Sinaloa. Norteño music also arose in the 1830s and 1840s along the Rio Grande and remains a popular style in northern Mexico.
Sp3 t5webquestallartes
The document provides a list of topics in Spanish dance, music, architecture, and film for a student to research further using provided websites. The topics include various Spanish dances like flamenco, regional dances, and styles that originated in Latin America; famous Spanish and Latin American musicians; iconic works of Spanish architecture by Gaudi and other structures; and influential Spanish film director Pedro Almodovar. The student is instructed to search for information on who, where from, and why each topic is important, and write a brief 3-5 line description in English for each one.
Hispanic Music
Latin music has played an important role in culture and identity in the Americas because it has been inclusive and developed organically by people of all backgrounds, rather than being imposed by standards. It is diverse across Latin America, with genres like tango in Argentina, mariachi music incorporating structured and technical styles in Mexico, and Spanish reggae originating in Panama along with salsa, bachata and merengue. One of the defining characteristics of Latin music is its blending of diverse styles from European, African, and indigenous American influences.
Hispanic Music
Latin music has played an important role in culture and identity across the Americas by being inclusive of all races and social backgrounds. It has absorbed influences from a variety of styles without imposition of standards. Argentina is known for the tango worldwide and rock genres like Rock Nacional and Rock en Español. Mexico has immense musical diversity varying by each of its 31 states. Representative styles include mariachi music, though mariachi musicians perform technically complex blended styles. In Panama, Spanish reggae originated in 1977 and competes with reggaeton, which has Puerto Rican influences like bomba and plena. Latin American music is characterized by its diversity, from lively Central American and Caribbean rhythms to more subdued Southern South American sounds,
Mexico
Mexico is the fifth largest country in total area, bordered to the north by the United States and to the south and west by the Pacific Ocean. With over 113 million people, Mexico is the most populous Spanish-speaking country in the world. The Aztec people were ethnic groups who dominated parts of central Mexico from the 14th to 16th centuries, particularly those who spoke the Nahuatl language such as the Mexica of Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City.
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- 6. Clothing Men- Suites with close fitting pants and jackets with disigns in silver and gold embrodery. Usually black but can also be vivid colors. Women- Always wear long skirts Vicente Fernández
- 7. Popular Artists Vicente Fernández Eddie Gonzalez Jose Alfredo Jimenez