Written in the styles of Mexico's Regional culture. Features, Danzon, Bolero, Waltz, Son Veracruzano, cha cha cha, and polka. Includes a Son Veracruzano with violin, jarana, harp, and guitarron and beautiful performances in the style of the best southeastern groups.
Compositeurs
Mexican Music Library
En donde estara mi reina
A two part, mid tempo danzon with a playful and expressive tropical melody played by a 3 part marimba and a tight timbale, congas and guiro groove. Second part of the track features the typical Cha Cha Cha rhythm that closes most of the danzon style songs.
1:40 · 121 BPM
Carita de playa Veracruzano
A joyous, upbeat, celebrating life violin melody played on a son veracruzano style. Guitarron, harp, jarana and guitar create a typical Veracruz regional party mood.
2:25 · 156 BPM
Me dio su mano
A tender, expressive and romantic, tropical bolero played on a 3 part marimba and a tight Latin percussion section recreating the south east Mexican bohemian evenings.
1:31 · 116 BPM
Huapango 2
An irresistible, joyous and happy huapango where a virtuoso, 3 part marimba section and a driving snare drum set the perfect regional folklore, dance, party mood.
1:38 · 122 BPM
Las Tehuanas
Beautiful, cascade-like marimbas play a dreamy waltz melody evoking the folkloric tehuana dancers and the wild inviting landscapes of Chiapas and Oaxaca.
1:55 · 160 BPM
Ansia marimba
A romantic bolero where a longing, tender, candlelight melody performed by a cascading 3 part marimba, congas and bass set the perfect south east Mexican bohemian mood.
3:01 · 98 BPM
La Ramona
An irresistible, party mood polka with a 3 part marimba playing hooky humorous 'Let's all sing' cantina tune on the style of the older Mexican revolution songs.
1:48 · 139 BPM