Mariachi music is a familiar soundtrack in Tucson. History of the Tucson International Mariachi Conference Enjoy concerts of vibrant music and dance, and discover why mariachi music is recognized by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. You can experience this exuberant symbol of Mexican culture in Tucson, a mariachi hub of the United States, every April at the La Frontera Tucson International Mariachi Conference. Soulful harmonies, bright strings, and bold brass sounds are punctuated at times by a Mexican Grito, a heartfelt cry - the most iconic sound in Latin music! These performances are big and choreographed: Musicians wearing big sombreros and ornate charro (horseman) suits perform alongside swirling baile folklórico (folk dance) groups wearing flowers and traditional embroidered dresses. On Saturday morning, a traditional mariachi Mass featuring live music and dance is open to all. La Frontera Tucson International Mariachi Conference is planning its return to the Tucson Convention Center Arena area in downtown Tucson in 2022.Īs fans know, a mariachi band should be seen and heard live to be fully appreciated! Tucson's mariachi conference includes a music festival with three public concerts that cap a week of rigorous student workshops led by masters of mariachi music and folkloric dance. Although this event is integral to TIMC's mission “to promote awareness and foster traditional values of mariachi music and ballet folklórico," please look forward to additional events in the months to come. The 2021 festival was canceled due to COVID-19. Tucson International Mariachi Conference: Hear the Most Iconic Sounds in Latin Music! Tucson International Mariachi Conference Lively concerts pay tribute to traditional Mexican rhythms in downtown Tucson!
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