The music displays various musical styles from Mexican folk to country to rock 'n' roll, jazz and mariachi.

A Mexican folk ballet that uses the space to rehearse had to practice in a park while their costumes were locked in the center.

The Mexican folks who owned it stayed out of sight most of the time and Juana stayed with them.

Likewise, the song has become representative of Mexican folk or relative to Mexico worldwide.

Mixing polkas, country-and-western and traditional Mexican folk with elements of rock-and-roll, it is a raucous, danceable style of enormous vitality and charm.

Musical styles represented range from the very traditional Mexican folk to electronic music.

Today, traditional Mexican folk dance is a defining element of Mexico's popular culture but nationally and internationally.

He originally specialized in traditional, earthy forms of Mexican folk and country music, such as mariachi and ranchera.

David Wax became interested in rural Mexican folk music after attending Deep Springs College and Harvard University and focuses on different styles of son music.

Mexican rural folk stubbornly undermined these high-class flirtations with foreign ideas by creatively disregarding them culturally, as well as by staging the occasional riot.