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ULTIMATE PLAYLIST OF BEST MARIACHI SONGS TO REQUEST - A …

2017-10-13 La Llorona – A traditional Day of the Dead mariachi song most often heard on Dia des los Muertos. 21. Siempre te amaré – a perfect …
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TOP 10 MOST POPULAR MARIACHI SONGS – ENCORE BLOG

Ranging all the way from traditional tunes to modern pop covers, we’ve chosen the top 10 mariachi songs guaranteed to brighten any fiesta. Mariachi bands can also roam around while performing. This capacity to play ‘unplugged’ …
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25 TOP MARIACHI SONGS EVER - MUSIC INDUSTRY HOW TO

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“El Son de la Negra” By Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán. Song year: 1998. El Son de la Negra is quite easily one of the most famous mariachi songs of all time.
“Volver Volver” By Vicente Fernández. Song year: 1972. “Volver Volver” is a ranchera-style piece that incorporates trumpets and a beautiful vocal melody sung in a soft and low voice.
“México Lindo y Querido” By Vicente Fernandez. Song year: 2006. México Lindo y Querido is renowned for its call to patriotism and its ability to evoke nature—this happens to be a common trait for ranchera music.
“Malagueña Salerosa” By Miguel Aceves Mejía. Song year: 1947. This song was initially written by different composers, Elpidio Ramírez and Pedro Galindo, but the most famous version of it ever recorded was covered by Miguel Aceves Mejía.
“La Bamba” By Ritchie Valens. Song year: 1958. La Bamba is the only song included in Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of all time not to be sung in English.
“La Bikina” By Luis Miguel. Song year: 2000. La Bikina was written by Rubén Fuentes, who was a violinist of Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlán in 1984. It has become a tremendously famous musical piece.
“Que Bonita es Mi Tierra” By Luis Miguel. Song year: 1967. Que Bonita es Mi Tierra happens to be a patriotic anthem and it was originally written by Rubén Fuentes in the 1940s.
“El Rey” By José Alfredo Jiménez. Song year: 1971. El Rey is a ranchera classic that a host of singers has performed. Jiménez wrote this song when he was depressed when he was breaking up with Alicia Juarez, a young artist and singer in her own right.
“Las Golondrinas” By Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán. Song year: 1959. Las Golondrinas is an ethereal mariachi song that's sad and typically played at funerals.
“¡Viva México!” By Pedro Galindo Galarza. Song year: 1988. Viva México has many renditions. The song has riveting lyrics, which eventually reach its dramatic climax of “Viva México, Viva América.”

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