Music To Live BY

Tex-Mex looks at the border region along the Rio Grande that separates Texas and Mexico and how, against the combustible background of violence, illegal immigrants, drug running and shady business dealings, the musical traditions of Texas and Mexico mingle to produce and exuberant music with a Mexican sound and a rock-and-roll heart...

Lively, intermediate arrangements of 19th and 20th century Mexican folk dances, with notes on each piece. Besides performances, the CD includes play-along tracks of each of the flute parts.

Música norteña, a musical genre with its roots in the folk ballad traditions of Northern Mexico and the Texas-Mexican border region, has become a hugely popular musical style in the U.S., particularly among Mexican immigrants...

From the Horse of a Different Color Collection: Mexican Folk Art Each figurine has a unique serial numbered engraved plate on the base of the statue, and is from a limited single edition run of 10,000...

Teach these Mexican songs in the classroom and your students will enjoy dancing. Titles are: La Bamba * La Burrita (The Little Donkey) * Chiapanecas (Clap Hands Dance) * Chihuahua * La Cucaracha * La Jesusita * La Raspa.

Sixteen recordings licensed from San Antonio labels. Here are the best recordings by the major and minor recording stars of this thriving outpost of regional American culture, including Flaco Jimenez, Steve Jordan, Valeria Longoria, los Tremendos Gavilanes and more...