Can you tell us more about the style of Mexican music?

I'm glad you're interested in Mexican music. I'm afraid you'll need to be more specific in your question. Asking “Can you tell us more about the style of Mexican music?” is a like asking about the style of ”American” music, so many wonderful varieties to choose from. read more

Mexican traditional folk music can be classified in two aspects: By types of musical forms and styles: corrido, canción Ranchera, Yucatecan trova, Son Huasteco, Yucatecan jarana, Son Jarocho, Mexican Danzón, Mexican Bolero, Son istmeño, Son Jaliscience, Chilena, Son calentano, Son Planeco, and Canto cardenche. read more

Mambo, created by Cachao López in 1938 in Cuba, derives from Cuban style of music called rumba and was popularized by Perez Prado in Mexico City where he lived from 1948 to 1989. Mexican bolero also originated in Mexico City, one of the most important Bolero singers is Agustín Lara. read more