Category
Quick shop
Type at least 1 character to search
Back to top
Indigenous Music

Indigenous music in Mexico encompasses living musical practices of many peoples, languages, and communities, not a single genre or an unchanged survival from the past. Repertories may be connected with ceremonies, dances, celebrations, everyday life, and contemporary artistic creation. Instruments, vocal forms, learning processes, and performance settings differ across local histories. The category is a broad cataloging route and should not replace the more precise identification of a people, place, language, or musical practice. Individual sound documents can preserve a particular performance, but their meaning depends on the participants and circumstances recorded alongside the audio.

INTERETHNIC TRADITIONAL SONGS. Music and dance are inextricably linked in the worldview of the indigenous peoples who have inhabited our country since time immemorial. His current presence constitutes one of

Lani Zaachilla Yoo (Celebration in the House of Zaachila) brings together the music of Banda Baalachi, “The Joy of the Valley,” across three records. Recorded in 1990 and released in

TOTONTEPEC MIXES BAND - OAXACA. The Mixe group has been described as an isolated people who vigorously maintain a traditional ancient culture. But, this description does not agree with the

This record documents the rich musical heritage of the Nahua community of Xalatlaco, State of Mexico, where music and dance are an essential part of collective life and religious celebrations.

mexican-rarities-instagram

Mexican Rarities is an archive, a label & a music distribution platform found in different layers of the mexican subsoil.

Contact us
Follow us
Shopping bag
You don't have permission to register
Select your currency
EUREuro
Mexican Rarities Radio
Press play to listen
Powered by
Share