lista de canciones de jose alfredo jimenez

Tuesday to Thursday – 4:00 to 6:00 pm PT. Tejanos from California, Washington State, Idaho and other states are able to send greetings and dedications to their loved ones in Texas and wherever they have settled in different parts of the United States. Tejano Music- Texas Music Onda Tejanaīilingual English-Spanish program airs a unique blend of “Conjunto” music from accordion virtuosos like Ruben Vela, Gilberto Perez and Tony de la Rosa Chicano groups like Little Joe and Latin Breed accordion legends like Esteban “Steve” Jordan, and “progressive” Tejano bands.

The best of traditional and contemporary accordion conjunto from Northern México. From old polkas to ballads about cowboys and truck drivers, huapangos and redovas, this “working-class music” has become the real life score of migrants in “El Norte”. The best of traditional and contemporary accordion conjunto or regional music from Northern Mexico and South Texas. Accordion Music from Northern Mexico Arriba el Norte Música Folklórica- Mexican Folk MusicĪ mix of diverse regional bands, marimbas, sones, pirecuas and more. Cita con el RecuerdoĮxtensive musical repertoire from the golden years of the tropical boleros. The best traditional Mexican love songs, including ballads, boleros and more.

Mexican pop and romantic ballads from the 70’s and 80’s or “Oldies en Español” Announcers Spanish. Each program includes a special half-hour of traditional music from the different indigenous regions of Oaxaca, as well as community dialogue and information, from noon to 12:30 pm PT Announcers Spanish and Mixteco. La Hora Mixtecaīilingual Spanish-Mixteco program mixes traditional and contemporary Chilena music from the Mexican states of Oaxaca and Guerrero, with dedications and greetings that connect migrant families and communities across borders. Also featuring boleros, sones, marimba and varied contemporary popular music. Monday to Friday – 9:00 am to 10:00 am and 11 am to noon PT.Ī showcase of accordion and traditional “bandas” music from the Mexican states of Sinaloa, Zacatecas and Oaxaca. Ritmos del Pueblo-Los ClasicosĬlassics of Mariachi and Ranchero – Beloved songs and legendary voices such as Pedro Infante, Lola Beltran, La Prieta Linda, Javier Solis, Jose Alfredo Jimenez and many more.

Rancheras, jarabes, waltzes, and balonas are part of the repertoire. Awake to the strings and horns of lively traditional Mexican mariachi ensembles alternating with the popular sounds of modern day mariachis.

Lista de canciones de jose alfredo jimenez