Best Mexican Mariachi Bands for Hire in Greater Manchester
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![Beato Burrito](https://storage.googleapis.com/encore_coverpictures/450/588645973efe99e36fd3f03e.jpg)
"Amazing 😻 "
Sara hired Beato Burrito for a Private event (available in Greater Manchester)
![Mariachi Loco](https://storage.googleapis.com/encore_coverpictures/450/5af1c4983f6888f8282b424b.jpg)
"What can I say about Mariachi Loco apart from wow! Booked them to be the surprise entertainment for my 50th birthday party, and they really made the event special. The guests absolutely loved their blend of traditional Mexican and pop songs, lot of dancing & singing along, and people have been talking about the band ever since. Highly recommended."
Jay hired Mariachi Loco for a Private event (available in Greater Manchester)
![Mariachi Fiesta](https://storage.googleapis.com/encore_coverpictures/450/5811e1f5d8c0af6f75e4e0e7.jpg)
"Everyone enjoyed the afternoon. The band were brilliant and played songs old and new! Would highly recommend them!"
Kim hired Mariachi Fiesta for a Private event (available in Greater Manchester)
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What are mariachi bands?
Mariachi bands are groups that specialise in playing traditional mariachi music - traditional Mexican folk music that combines brass and string instruments. Mariachi music itself is a broad term that covers rancheras (traditional Mexican folk songs), boleros, sones (folk dances), and other popular Mexican tunes. Our mariachi bands also offer covers of popular modern songs in traditional mariachi style, just check out their song lists on their profiles or send them a request if you can’t find the song you want. Mariachi bands are popular for everything from weddings to corporate events but they bring an infectious energy wherever they go. Their music is catchy and they often provide very engaging performances where they get the audience involved.
Are Mariachi bands Spanish or Mexican?
Mariachi bands have a distinct origin and cultural roots in Mexico. Although the musical style has been influenced by Spanish and African traditions, Mariachi music emerged in Jalisco, Mexico and is considered an integral part of Mexican culture and pride.
How many people are in a mariachi band?
The number of members in a Mariachi band varies and our bands are often flexible with their lineup options so that you can book the perfect number of musicians to fit your venue’s size and acoustics Typically, however, a traditional mariachi ensemble consists of approximately six to eight musicians. Some of the common instruments in a standard mariachi band include violins, trumpets, guitarrón, vihuela, and guitars. Apart from these instruments, the band may also have vocalists, and depending on the regional style of the band, other instruments such as accordions or flutes may also be used. If unsure of what your event needs, get in touch with one of our experts who can provide you with recommendations perfect for you.
Would a mariachi play at a funeral?
Yes! Mariachi music is incredibly versatile and can be adapted for funerals, playing mournful songs with a traditional Mexican folk twist. Mariachi bands can also be an especially touching tribute if the deceased has Mexican heritage.
What do mariachi players wear?
Mexican mariachi bands typically wear “charro suits”, these are traditional outfits inspired by Mexican horsemen, known as charros. Usually this will consist of; a sombrero, cropped jacket and fitted trousers, ruffle shirt, and boots. These “charro suits” are usually very colourful with intricate detailing and embroidery. You can take a look at our collection of professional mariachi bands for hire to get an idea of the outfits they wear when performing.
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