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Joining our first two bestseller music productions, Mariachi Trumpet Play Along Vol. 1 and Mariachi Trumpet Play Along Vol. 2 , we are now proud to announce the release of two new products :
The Mariachi Sing Along series include the lyrics and music of the most beautiful traditional Mexican songs.  Songs that have circumnavigated the globe and that thousands of people sing and are part of international music repertoires.

Mariachi music is the most representative of Mexico. The joy of its sones, huapangos, polkas and corridos is known and appreciated world-wide. This unique music is both beautiful and challenging to sing and execute. Practicing the proper attack of the notes, vibrato and slurs will enable the trumpet student to produce the wide tone of the authentic mariachi trumpet sound.  Mariachi singers need a strong, clear voice, good timekeeping abilities and precise intonation.

The mariachi band is usually composed of violins, guitars, guitarron, vihuela and brass wind instruments and accompanies folk music in the city streets and plays both traditional and recently composed music. Mariachi music is often played at serenades and all type of festivities and celebrations such as  weddings, birthdays, political campaigns, parties and even at sad events like funerals.

The word mariachi was thought to come from the French mariage, "marriage".  The ensemble's early use at weddings explained the derivation of its name.  Now, more recent studies indicate that the word mariachi is indigenous to Mexico. The now-extinct Coca language of central Jalisco is that most frequently cited as its probable source. Historical documents prove that both the word mariachi and the ensemble it designates pre-date the French occupation of Mexico, making any similarity with the French word a phonetic coincidence.


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