Who likes mexican songs?
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I love mexican songs :\nFrom the songs that Pedro Infante sang to the rock en español, and pop. You should specify what kind of music you like if you do.\n\nLook what i found..\n\nMexican Music\n \n \n \nThe music of Mexico is extraordinarily diverse and features a wide range of different musical styles. The most well-known Mexican genre by far is mariachi, a style of traditional Mexican son which is considered old-fashioned but respected traditional music and is usually listened to as modern music. Mexican ranchera (country music) styles, including norteño and banda, are not only popular within Mexico itself, but they are also frequently enjoyed by Mexican immigrants in both rural and urban American communities. Norteño, similar to Tejano music and Tex-Mex, arose in the 1930s and 40s in the Rio Grande border region of southern Texas. Influenced by Bohemian immigrant miners, its rhythm was derived from the European polka dance popular during the 1800s. Banda, similar to norteño in musical form, originated from the Mexico state of Sinaloa during the 1960s. Other new styles such as cumbia, pop, and rock have seen increased popularity as the music of Mexico faces a new generation of young people.\nSouthern Mexican folk music is centered around the marimba, which remains popular in Chiapas and Oaxaca. In Yucatán the traditional Jarana music and dance is popular.\n\nModern Mexican musical styles are also changing Mexican music. Cumbia, pop, hip-hop, and rock, which are heavily influenced by music from the Caribbean islands and the United States, are increasingly becoming popular among Mexican youths on both sides of the border.\n\nAlso see:\n\nMariachi\n\nJarochos\n\nArpa Grande\n\nAbajenos and Istmenos\n\nSon Huasteco\n\nMexican Ranchera\n\nNorteño\n\nBanda\n\nDuranguense\n\nCumbia and pop\n\nIn the 1940s, Mexican music began its rise to international fame, just as Cuban music was topping charts across the globe. Since then, Mexico has absorbed influences from across Latin America, most especially include Colombian cumbia, which is now as much or more known as a Mexican trend than a Colombian one.\n\nMexican pop music derives from a mixture of Spanish, African and Aztec or other indigenous sources. Related to Cuban son montuno and Venezuelan joropo, Mexican son arose in the 18th century. It is similar to, but historically and characteristically distinct from, Cuban son montuno, despite the similarity in nomenclature. Nine or ten styles of Mexican son have been popular, including mariachi. Mexican son has been rural for most of its history, and requires audience participation for zapateado, or foot-stamping done in a counter-rhythm. Most bands use string instruments and improvised lyrics.
1083634
I do!! REBELDE is my song... and also Quedate en silencio!!! \nI wish I could tell that to ppl... ha ha ha... just be quiet for 5 minutes!!
619631
dont you see baby asi es perfecto . como se iiama bonita mi casa su casa. awesome song
702788
.\n\n\nOK, i'm mexican, and here is a real answer:\n\nTodos me miran - Gloria Trevi\nNi una sola palabra - Paulina Rubio\nNi Freud ni tu mama - Belinda\nPor ti - Belanova\nSal y limón - Julieta Venegas\nlabios compartidos - Maná\n\nHere is more information in this link: MEXICO'S TOP 40:\nhttp://los40.com.mx/lalista.asp\n\n\n.
939466
Look for a guy called "Luis Miguel", he's very famous and made an album completely with mariachi songs.\n"La sonora dinamita", "grupo pesado", "intocable", "Grupo marrano", "chingon", there are a lot of bands that play that music, just look for a genre called "cumbia" and "rancheras" or "norteñas" and you'll find enough.
1002534
I like a few of their songs.\n\nMy mom's friend played "Pour Some Sugar On Me" when she cut the cake at her wedding!
1084159
I believe that Mexico's national anthem is very pretty, the music is very strong and the lyrics are very bold and patriotic, a military march composed in the 19th century and the history says used for the first time during the war with the US... The Anthem was composed by poet Francisco González Bocanegra and the music was arranged by Jaime Nunó.\nFrance is a classic, also (like Mexico's) a military march, full of feeling and history.. \nUSA's is pretty but not that strong, i feel it more like romatic, but obviously is not a march. I do not know its history, but the lyrcs are very sentimental. That is way it sounds so pretty when it is singed "a capella". \nJust like Germany's hymn from Haydn. the issue with the verses i think its somehow stupid, that had nothing to do with the WWII, I like the lyrics but the music is very pretty and i think its motto Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit represents totally what Germany is today.\n \nAnd the very best is the Hymn of Europa: The tune of the Ode to Joy  (Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 and the lyrics are from Friedrich Schiller)
770737
what kinda music you like??
200657
Happy Mother's Day\n\nalthough I've usually heard "Feliz Día de Las Madres".
517764
what kind of music do you like ?
180314
How about that la cockaroacha song, I love that song.
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myspace.com/mexicana_y_bonita
579670
I like blues, jazz, latin jazz, r&b, rock, classic rock, classical music, scores, pop, spanish, flamenco, spanish rock, all kinds, country and much more
668297
I like Telefonos de Mexico (TMX).
585098
yep. i like all there songs.
361379
No I like spanish. I hate Country,bluegrass,metal rock,rock,dirty rap, stuff like that. Most of the listed stuff is mainly un popular. in my opinion.
283655
OH my God she is awesome! i love her song that is used in some spanish series!