History of Music in Mexico

The music of Mexico is very different and it features a large extent of musical genres and performance patterns. The culture has been influenced by variety of most prominent indigenous Mexican and European since the late middle ages. Mexican traditional songs are very popular all over the world including Besame Mucho (Kiss Me a Lot), Solamente una vez (English version You Belong to My heart), Huapango, La Bamba (The Bamba), Cielito Lindo (Beautiful Sweetheart), La Bikina (The Bikina), Somos Novios (We are Lovers; English version It’s Impossible), Maria Bonita (Pretty Maria), El Rey (The King), Mexico Lindo y Querido (Beautiful, Beloved Mexico). La Cucaracha (the Cockroach) though is fame during the Mexican rebellious, he is a Mexican corridor.

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The National Anthem of Mexico in Spanish is Himno Nacional Mexicano, which mean Mexicans at the cry of war and also Spanish (Mexicanos, al griot de Guerra is the United Mexican States national anthem. The anthem is firstly used in 1854, though it was not officially accepted de jure until 1943. The national anthem lyrics that refer to the historical Mexican military victories in the heart of the fight that include the cries of defend of the homeland which was composed by poet Francisco Gonzalez Bocanegra after the federal competition in 1853. Later on, in 1854 Jaime Nuno was asked to compose the music that now accompanies Gonzalez’s poem. The anthem is made up of ten stanzas and a chorus and it became effectively used in September 16, 1854.