The Mariachi costume is the “Charro Mexican”

    Mariachi first appeared in the western Mexican state of Jalisco, the music was rustic, and musicians rural people. Mariachi comes from the Nahuatl word (indigenous dialect of central Mexico) and means “Feast Day”. Mariachi has a wide range of rhythms. The wagon has a time of 3, similar to the waltz and the lyrics of the songs. The Wagon of Love describes the qualities and sentiments most beautiful and captivating women, in a poem. The Romantic Bolero expressed feelings of love and the details that make you feel happy. At night, La Serenata is interpreted in the window of the woman who wants to conquer his love.

 The Mariachi costume is the “Charro Mexican” of Jalisco, where Guadalajara states robes of silver leads at the ends of the pants, chaquetin and wide-brimmed hat trimmed, and colors being the color black charro costume gala.

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MLA

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