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Live music with the Bolero Brothers every 2nd and 4th monday night at Mr Villa Mexican Restaurant, 8064 Lakecity Way, Seattle, WA 98115 Mexican Boleros, Tex-mex Polkas, Tangos and Latin Jazz with Steve Rice-accordion Doug Zangar-guitar Chris Clark – bass. In this clip, the bros play “Sabor a Mi” followed by a Flaco Jiminez poka “Viajando en Polka” The Bolero Brothers are celebrating their 3rd year at Mr. Villas! Try the Mole’ Poblano – outstanding! Mr. Villa Mexican Restaurant website/menu: www.mrvilla.net To hire the Bolero Bros for your event: www.gigmasters.com…

Dr. Howard and friends demonstrate 5 styles of northern México: Waltz, Cumbia, Polka, Bolero, and Ranchera. The performance is at Red Rock Park, Church Rock, New Mexico. The performers are from Nuevo Casas Grandes, Chihuahua….

Selena Quintanilla educates on the history of Mexican American music. Selena was killed abruptly in 1995, she was on the verge of crossing over to American pop. To date Selena has sold over 60 million albums. Her biggest selling album ironically is her English crossover album “Dreaming Of You”. she did not get to see its success….

mexican music…

mexican music like mexican pop-rock and, mostly pop, and some tecno…

The enormously successful Cuatro Maestros Touring Festival was a music and dance performance festival by 4 celebrated elder master folk artists representing their respective Mexican and Mexican-American regional traditions accompanied by members of their own groups as well as youth group Los Cenzontles. The Cuatro Maestros Touring Festival created quite a stir in seven California cities including the California Plaza, Los Angeles, presented by Grand Performances; Cal State University Sacramento; Arte Americas, Fresno; Mexican Heritage Plaza, San Jose; Cal State University Monterey Bay; the City of San Fernando; the Julia Morgan Theater, Berkeley. The traditions represented, rural in their origins, have made a tremendous contribution to the richness of Mexican music. This Touring Festival is a unique opportunity to learn personally about these traditions and the cultures from which they arose as well as celebrate their passing to new generations of artists. Each of these celebrated four regional elder masters learned his tradition in a family setting and is now passing them on to future generations. The artists presented were: Santiago Jimenez Jr. and his Tex-Mex conjunto, Julian Gonzalez with traditional mariachi; Atilano Lopez and Alma Purepecha, and Andres Vega Delfin and Mono Blanco with the Son Jarocho….

Mexican Lindo music, Yucatan Hacienda, a clip from “Mayavision”, afree Intrepid Berkeley Explorer video of major Mayan Temple cities in Central America and Mexico, plus Mexico City with the Virgin of Guadalupe, the Temples of Teotihuacán, and much more. To enjoy all of this Mayan Pyramids film, plus over 30 more free, non-commercial, streaming travel videos from every continent, and still pictures, please ask a search engine for: Intrepid Berkeley Explorer…

kinky’s new music video ” Mexican Radio” Director/Cinematographer : Allan Fiterman Producers: Melanie Rein, Alejandro Laguette, Allan Fiterman copyright: kin kon Record/Nettwerk Music…

This is the traditional dance after the colonization period (Spanish conquest) in Mexico. The local group from the “Casa de la Cultura” gave this show along with other Beauty Arts disciplines like music, sing, paint, etc. It took place in Winter 2007 in the municipal city hall. Enjoy then the traditional Mexican dance!!…