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A medida que se agotaba el trabajo para las bandas de mariachis, muchos músicos se arriesgaban a transmitir el coronavirus. Incluso cuando la demanda aumentó el otoño pasado, se pidió a muchos mariachis que tocaran en los funerales para ayudar a las familias a llorar a sus seres queridos.
As work dried up for mariachi bands, many musicians put themselves at risk for coronavirus transmission. Even when demand picked up last fall, many mariachis were asked to perform at funerals to help families mourn lost loved ones.
Born in Los Angeles in the late 1860s, Manuela C. García is the voice behind over 100 songs in Charles Lummis' recordings of Southwest musical heritage. Known mostly by historians specializing in 19th-century Mexican American music, her voice connects California's present musical history with its past.
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Discover why mariachi music programs are a big draw for students in the San Diego area.
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Aída Cuevas on her choice of songs for "The Tribute to Linda Ronstadt at the Soraya."
Aída Cuevas and Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar perform “Arrieros Somos."
"Somewhere Out There" La Marisoul, David Hidalgo and Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar."
Aída Cuevas and Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar perform “Los Laureles."
Aída Cuevas and Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar perform “Por Un Amor."
“Rogaciano El Huapanguero" Aída Cuevas, La Marisoul & Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar
Linda Ronstadt is an icon in music, and she continues to use her fame to open doors for generations of musicians of Mexican American heritage and beyond.
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Performers pay tribute to Linda Ronstadt. Plus, an interview with the legend herself.