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Numerous subgenres and styles of performance are represented throughout Mexico's rich musical heritage. Many cultures have left their mark on it, but the European, Native American, and African cultures have been the most obvious and profound.

Carlos Chávez and Silvestre Revueltas are the two most important Mexican composers of the 20th century.

The Legend of Musical Showdown: Carlos Chávez vs. Silvestre Revueltas

This article explores the lives and works of Carlos Chávez and Silvestre Revueltas, the two most important Mexican composers of the 20th century. It highlights significant moments and facts, providing readers with valuable insights to better understand and appreciate these great composers.

Café Tacvba: The mesmerizing fusion of Mexican sound and global influences that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Café Tacvba: The Avant-Garde Fusion of Mexican Sound and Global Influence

Discover the fascinating story of Café Tacvba, Mexico's most iconic rock band, known for their avant-garde fusion of Mexican sound and global influences. Explore their rise to fame, captivating live performances, and lasting impact on the Latin rock scene.

Bochsa's musical journey took him from Naples to Mexico City, where he attempted to compose a national anthem for Mexico.

The Reckless Life of Nicholas-Charles Bochsa: The Paganini of the Harp

Discover the fascinating and scandalous life of Nicholas-Charles Bochsa, considered the "Paganini of the harp". From his musical genius and technical innovations to his womanizing ways, forgery convictions, and bigamy scandal, explore the twists and turns of this remarkable artist's life.

Jorge Negrete Moreno, the "Charro Singer": A Legend of Mexican Cinema

5 things you didn't know about Jorge Negrete, the Charro Singer

Jorge Negrete died on December 5, 1953, in California, United States, at the age of 42, leaving as his legacy more than 44 movies, 10 recorded albums, and more than a hundred albums.

Bad Bunny

Is Bad Bunny Mexican?

The answer to your question "is Bad Bunny Mexican is 'no'. The reggaeton artist Benito Martínez Ocasio, better known as Bad Bunny, is Puerto Rican. The Wold's Hottest Tour will pass through Mexico City and the city of Monterrey, Nuevo León.

Patent for a case to preserve and arrange phonograph records called "disquero universal".

Recording and Preserving Music: A History of the Phonograph

Have you ever wondered how the process of recording, preserving, and playing music was carried out in the early years of phonograph records?

Music in Latin America of the 20th and 21st centuries

Latin American music of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries

This article contains a categorization of the different stylistic movements in Latin American music of the 20th and 21st centuries.