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Mexico State includes traditions of Nahua, Otomí, Mazahua, and Matlatzinca communities, as well as urban repertoires associated with the metropolitan area. Patron-saint festival dances, wind ensembles, and ceremonial music vary considerably from one municipality to another. Proximity to the capital encourages exchange but does not erase the local histories of these practices. This category organizes recordings connected with the state and opens paths into its different regions. To identify a dance, community, or ensemble precisely, consult the locality and field documentation attached to each recording.

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

TLAXCALTEC MUSICAL TRADITION. In Tlaxcala, as in many other regions of the Republic, popular music presents two aspects: the one that responds to the needs and demands of an increasingly

Vinyl, LP, Album. INTERETHNIC TRADITIONAL SONGS. In all cultures, singing has been one of the first manifestations of ritual poetry, of the propitiatory rhythm that arose from the first priests

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.

Vinyl, LP, Album HUASTEC MUSIC. The area -the Huasteca- includes part of the states of Hidalgo, San Luis Potosí, Veracruz, Tamaulipas, Puebla and Querétaro. It does not have precise limits

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