Mariachi Flor De Toloache: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
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- Опубліковано 10 січ 2016
- January 8, 2016 by FELIX CONTRERAS
Mariachi Flor de Toloache's 2014 self-titled debut album earned a Latin Grammy nomination in the Best Ranchera category - quite an accomplishment, given that the category celebrates an incredibly long tradition of Mexican music. But it was no fluke: The group's members come by their mariachi skills honestly and with endless practice, while still looking for ways to take chances.
Still, the best way to introduce yourself to Mariachi Flor de Toloache is to see it live - something many have done as the band tours with The Arcs, both as members and as an opening act. It's got top-notch musicianship, mariachi swagger for days, and a performance style that captures all the power and emotion you'd hope for.
Mariachi Flor de Toloache is available now.
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Set List
"Let Down"
"Dicen"
"Guadalajara"
Credits
Producers: Bobby Carter, Morgan Walker; Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin; Videographers: Morgan Walker, Julia Reihs; Production Assistant: Kate Drozynski; Photo by Jun Tsuboike/NPR
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I can literally close my eyes and click any Tiny Desk video and be more than okay with the result.
Bless the truth and accuracy that is this comment
Psyonik Soundz I know exactly what you mean dude.great channel 👍
I used to think that til I clicked on Thao Nguyen. That is some bullshit.
Sebastián Vélez Whaaat I love that one
Psyonik Soundz yes
Thank you for sharing your perspectives and for those of you who support us, the passion that we put into our music and performance is real- I'm so glad it's felt. The best outcome is that you love our music as much as we do and we inspire each other to be great! Our band is a true expression of how mariachi has inspired us to fuse together all kinds music with its beautiful instruments, and style at the heart. We are multicultural. We are women of New York City absorbing its diversity and putting it into our sound. It's all about the love of music.
Spread love! Peace, Shae
Shae Fiol me encanta su musica, especialmente la instrumentacion
Shae Fiol you're amazing I'm so happy I discovered your band!
Y'all are amazing!
Any plans to perform in Pittsburgh?
How come no one is talking about la violinist and her voice?!?!
Wooowwww!!! Beautiful!!!
Yes! The first gal was really amazing, but so was the violinist, and in a completely different way!
Yes, and I believe the group was her idea.
I like the violinist better.
I don't know who is on the guitarron. The violinist is Mireya Ramos. She definitely has pipes and range! Shae Fiol is on the vihuela. Julie Acosta on the corneta. Shae and Mireya co-founded the group. Shae introduced Julie later and here they are. They are true musicians. All three of them can write, compose and arrange music. Composing and arranging might be the same thing, I don't know, I'm not a musician. But the point is that they can write song lyrics, come up with a melody and arrange the melody in a fantastic way. Plus, they have killer voices and play their instruments like nobody's business. They and their music are a mix of Hispanic, Caribbean and American cultures. Mireya is Dominican (mother) and Mexican (her father was a mariachi) raised in PR. Shae is white (mother) and Cuban (father). I can't remember Julie's background. Anyway, these girls are killing it. And you should definitely give them your money. 😁 They have 3 albums out and are Latin Grammy winners-Best Ranchera Album in 2017 for Las Caras Lindas and Grammy nominees in 2020 for a song- Besos de Mezcal and for the album Indestructible.
Also, the violinist is cousin with R&B star Miguel, which they recently made a collaboration with him. Mariachi team full of talent
The trumpeter can SING after playing???? Man that takes discipline...my lips would be killing me
I didn't expect to fall in love with a Mariachi band today... But, here we are.
Wergoheb With you on that
I know right! Not what I expected at all. But Tiny Desk always has such unique stuff....so I'm always checking new things out!
What can I say... Magic
Wergoheb They are freaking amazing!
Same here! WOW!
I really want to take my hat off to whomever does the sound mixing for these 'concerts'….their ear is perfect!! Such a great balance between voices and instruments and I know from personal experience that this is not easily achieved…superb job!!
You are totally right. I found a video of these ladies playing at some Berkley radio show. The sound is awful. Their voices are tin-y, the bass is almost not there at all and everything needed to be EQ'd much better, or at all. It would have helped if the ladies played a little better, they seemed tired and didn't have half the energy as in this video. But still, the sound is terrible to be nice. Glad to see others appreciating good sound!
I'll add my voice to +Ian Weiznecker about the mix. These are such great mini-concerts and what a joy to experience material I would not otherwise. Mixing is a science and an art and the engineer "gets it" on these productions.
Agree, listen to Adele's tiny desk performance on good earphones...made my ears cry tears of joy :)
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What the heck?!?!?!?! At first I was thrown off by hearing traditional mariachi music with a beautiful voice in English, and then my brain was blown away with AMAZING harmonies and a jazzy trumpet, the mix of genres I can't even begin to describe!!!! ❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶 I'm in tears.
Bien sigan con todo el poder.power. como siempre gracias miles 😊😊😊😊😊😊 Abrazo
I know, right!
I can't stop replaying it. It is brilliant. I want more. I want to see live!
Yep. Me tambien.❤
Same here! You out that perfectly!
My dad died in 2013, he was 96, he and his brothers (my tios) were among the original mariachis of Guadalajara (lago chapala) when mariachi music first evolved from four musician string musicians in the 1930s to a full mariachi band (horns, violins, harp, guitar, guitarita, guitaron) mariachi music in the 40s and 50s. He played with all the pioneers and greats (Pedro infante, Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Antonio Aguilar, Pedro infante, and others) after he died the San Francisco mariachi festival of 2014 was dedicated in his honor. My sister wrote a book on his life’s story LOS GUEROS DE LA SIERRA documenting his (and his brother’s) life as a mariachi going back to the beginning of pioneering mariachi music in Mexico. He died a humble quiet old man but at his funeral mariachis from all over Northern California paid him tribute at his burial. RIP Apa. Growing up we didn’t have furniture but our house looked like a music store, I still remember waking up with mi Apa coming home at 3-4am with other mariachis to wheel and deal on selling or buying instruments.
I'm glad his music lives on.
@@matthewchunk3689 thank you. he didn’t originate mariachi music but he was amongst the pioneers of it at the time when it first started evolving. I remember as a teenager back in the late 60s when mariachi music was seen as a cheap mexican restaurant music joke, and feeling a little embarrassed to let my friend’s know my dad was a mariachi because the jokes would come out, and now mariachi music is played and liked all over the world (you tube videos of mariachi flash mob events in cities all over the world). again thank you
As a Mexican human being whose roots are firmly founded in the state of Jalisco (the place where Mariachi was born) from both his mom and dad's side, and who drinks tequila and feels Mariachi music in his soul - I officially endorse this as beautiful Mariachi music! Mariachi isn't about technicalities, its about heart...and I feel this! Arriba la raza y que viva Mexico y mi Jalisco!
Damn straight brother!!
Mariachi gitano y luego con cumbia... bien tapatío...
yeah build the wall
Still building a wall, but there will be giant speakers to broadcast nice Mariachi music into the US LOL
True Fact: That's not a Mariachi not matter what people says,it's just a mix of mexican rhythms,a bits of soul singing,and some atempt of Mariachi custom clothes ,apart from that..we have here 4 talented singers/musicians that deserves the attention of a lot of people..
WOW! These gals are AMAZING! No wonder they won a Grammy... TOTALLY deserve it! Incredible talent!!!
Wow they did?! Well deserved ! Muy bueno muy bonita!
Thanks for the info Karen Jackson, it's gratifying to know that somtimes talent and authenticity wins once in awhile too.
This is what I love about NPR tiny desk concerts. These artists blew my brains off!! True and indisputable TALENT ❤️🥳
❤👍 SI SEÑOR (itas)!
I am a fussy musical Mexican and all I can say is what a joy and pleasure it is to listen to a Mariachi band with this supreme high level of quality and musicality. You girls are absolutely incredible! Your voices, your harmonies, your groove, your ranges... oh my... I could go on and on. Suffice to say that I had goosebumps all the way. And to the critics out there, you should know that Mariachi came about thanks to a fusion of sorts between spanish, irish, french, mexican, and even gringo instruments & music, so Mariachi is multicultural by nature (if you doubt me check out the work of Anthropologist Jesús Jaúregui who made a thorough research about it). ... as are our food, our textiles and pretty much everything that we are proud of. And I for one could not be happier that Mariachi Flor de Toloache, a female Mariachi band! carries on taking Mariachi music to a whole new dimension. An absolute joy!
Word.
¡Eso! Se tenía que decir, y ¡se dijo!
Facts!!! Especially the mariachi part. It's a fusion, we've made it synonymous with Mexico but it definitely did not start out as a pure strain of music. And I LOVE what these talented women have done with it! I've seen them 4 times in concert, I have all of their albums and know all of the songs! Amazing!!!!
Can you recommend some other Mariachi bands to listen to?
Cool
The most badass female groups around. This gave me chills and overwhelmed me with happy tears. They make me proud to be a woman and Hispanic! Yesss ladies!🙌🏾❤️
Mi gusta mucho de Portugal
For real i cry Like a little Kid
i too was overwhelmed with tears. Im a 41 yr old 110 kilo pacific island boy LOL ...absolutely beautiful music
Yes Ms Shea
Met you in Sa Tex
Your knocked every body off their seats
We love you in Tex
And hope too see you again
Same.. so proud!
That Trumpet player is on point and on key every single God damn time !! Dayum!!
To all the haters because they are not a "traditional" Mariachi band I have to tell you that they play both traditional and fusion music so Amazingly I saw them perform last night at the San Francisco Symphony Hall and they blew everyone's minds. They are amazing performers, musicians and the first all female ensamble that is off course in male dominated scene. So what if they add different flavors to the mix? They did a "chingon" tribute to Juan Gabriel that gave me real goosebumps!! So please, stop hating, there's enough hatred out there to not appreciate real talent
¡Bien dicho!
Han sabido hacer un muy buen trabajo. Pero a mis paisanos con nada les das gusto, eso es lo malo de aquí, con cualquier cosa los ofendes.
:)
Duele lo que dices! Pero lamentablemente es cierto.
Diana Marcela Suarez it's fantastic music who cares if it's not mariachi as usual?
You wouldn't know what traditional mariachi sounds like so it's best to stop talking if you don't know about Mariachi. Also they aren't the first females in the scene to be recognized as a good group, Femenil Tecalitlan, Mujer 2000, Reyna.
That violinist is such a virtuoso! amazing!
Man, I love discovering these bands that I normally wouldn't come across. Their voices are phenomenal and the harmonies are extremely tight.
I always click these videos thinking "alright, I'll just check out the first minute or two..." 20 minutes later, I'm still grooving. Tiny Desk never fails.
When they sang “Guadalajara”, sweet Jesus! Their harmonization was beautiful! Gave me chills!!! Viva Mexico, iñor!!!!
De hecho dicen guadalacara
This is my favorite thing in the history of things ever.
the horn player .. cutest thing ive ever seen
Horn??
*LOL*
Adiós
Hmmm
This is some of the most incredible singing I have ever heard and such great instrumental playing. Just WOW!
Ive never fallen in love so fast in my life
Mariachi Flor de Toloache:
Shae Fiol, voice & vihuela;
Mireya Ramos, voice & violin;
Julie Acosta, voice & trumpet;
Eunice Apparicio, guitarron
Thank you. A new listener is instantly acquainted.
In this video the guitarron player is Lisa Dowling :)
Soy Mexicana-Americana, pero que orgullo tener sangre Jalisciense. Son una gema preciosa!
I saw them today in San Antonio. I was so moved by their power and music I cried. Amazing, joyful experience to hear them live. Powerful.
That violin solo starting at 12:40 is amazing. It even reminds me of celtic music somehow.
Robert Downey probably my favorite part
the melody is from Jethro Tull's song the whistler..
Their Linda Ronstadt tribute brought me here. They have gained a new fan!!!!
The sheer volume of the guitarist's voice creates a trumpet-soundy compression in the microphone. Wow
Its a golpe not a guitar lol
@@rss_r8742 thanks for letting me know.
Lol actually i made a mistake, its a vihuela .
This makes me proud to be Mexican and Latino. I also really love how all 4 of these beautiful and mega-talented women seem to perfectly match their instruments. Wonderful, wonderful performance!!
Que música tan mas increíble, soy mexicano y me hacen sentir orgulloso por el mariachi, pero sucedió algo increíble al escucharlas a ustedes, reinventaron el mariachi, suena a jazz con ritmos latinos, en ratos son jarocho... de verdad increíble, gracias por su música!
Jamás imagine una mezcla 🧐de vocalistas interpretando en inglés, vestidas de charras y muy modernas, tocando música de mariachi, con un toque de blues posiblemente una pizca de jazz… y la característica expresión de pasión y ese sentimiento tan latino que te invade te pies a cabeza. Pasión, dolor, y ritmo para bailar💃🏽💃🏻💃🏾💃🏾💃 Les falto el grito desgarrador típico del mariachi pero aun así perfecta interpretación bellezas 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 están entre mis grandes cantantes de música Mexicana la señora Chabela Vargas, Lila Downs
Couldn't even wait to finish before typing this:
These young ladies are too MF'n dope! The harmonies, musicianship, instrument and vocal solos are soooo strong. Just, wow! One my fave TDs now, can't believe it took me so long to run across this one.
I've listened to a lot of Tiny Desk Concerts, but I listen to this one the most.
I probably account for 38% of all the views of the Reggie Watts Tiny Desk concert
Eric J szép volt hölyek és igényes
I recommend to you Monsieur Periné if you liked the performance of these girls!
FFUUUCCCKKK!!! THE GUADALAJARA SONG WAS AMAZING!! I'm from Guadalajara, y la verdad que bien la interpretaron, recién descubro este mariachi y ya soy su fan! GREETINGS FROM GUADALAJARA, MEXICO!
Lol, i skip foward the cumbia and the guadalajara parts lmao. Don't like that rithym... But im amazed on how jazzy the 1st and 3rd song sound and even more impressed with their vocal skills... Is just fucking mind blowing. I can't believe they're real, and sound like that LIVE! Cheers to mexico for these girls (even tho they said they're newyorkers) and thank god they play jazzy songs :D peace.
that wasn't even cumbia... look for sonora santanera or Los Angeles azules to know what real cumbia is... well... one kind of real cumbia
Vocals ..yaaas..those harms..killer..tight
look for Carmen Rivero's orchestra, it might change your mind... peace..
te emocionas un chingo
I am blown away by the talent, creativity, and uniqueness of what I can only call modern Mariachi fusion.
NO MAMESSSS nucna las habia escuchado, son oro musical puro!
Saludos y puro NOA noa city
Oh my god... that just blew my mind. Such passion and skill! What wonderful musicians they are.
As a 52 year old American (Caucasian) all I can say is this speaks directly to the soul. Passion and amazing talent (should) cross national boundaries.
Wrong. This is mariachi. A music genere older than soul.
@@ruyruxxx3646 I would hardly call what their doing mariachi
@@emiliorivera1614 pues al final es influencia y mucha pero es mariachi.
@@ruyruxxx3646 true
These women have some of the strongest voices I’ve ever heard ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I showed this video to ny 6 years old daughter and said "Martina, así es que se escucha una banda con artistas talentosos, porque ellas estan cantando EN VIVO" 😮❤ she totally loved them, specially theit outfits 😅 I am Chilean and my daughter is Brazilian 😉
Such talent out here on the internet that you never see or hear about in TV or radio. I really appreciate things like KEXP, Jam in the Van, and Tiny Desk; the talent you can find is crazy. Mariachi Flor de Toloache is just phenomenal, beautifully blended vocal harmonies and a fresh new take on traditional Mariachi music, I'm hooked.
ESTAS TÍAS SON LA HOSTIA! SALUDOS DESDE ESPAÑA, Y MUCHO ÉXITO!
I've never seen a Tiny Desk crowd cheer so much during the actual songs, most of the cheering happens at the end of the songs, but these girls just gave everyone chills!
I can't believe this is over 6 years old! Because of their passion, musicality, and song choice, it's one of my favorites of the Tiny Desk Concert series! Way to go Mariachi Flor De Toloache and NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert series!
En Ecuador decimos "que bestia" cuando algo nos deja admirados. Pero esto es para sacarse el sombrero. Que deleite son. Felicidades.
paola moran sin duda paisana! :)
Sol Moran y que tal chucha y chuta jajaja la madre de mi hijo es de guayaquil.
After I listened to this I went and bought the whole album off iTunes. Highly recommended.
I am so glad to have found this group of fine musicians.
Their technical and interpretative are second to none and any genre these girls try would be done with perfection.
This is a live concert and all we hear is purely the talented vocals and musicianship of the four women.
I am impressed with this concert and will be a fan for life.
Primera vez que escucho a flor de toloache y quedé sorprendido, flor de artistas, hermosa música, hermosas voces y hermosas mujeres!!! Saludos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾
Went to click the 'thumb up' button after listening to this, and saw I had been here before. Hope this comment serves as another 'thumbs up' from me.
Hahahahaha, happen to me aswell!!!
La trompetista
si
Si si si !!!
Me recuerda a Awkwafina
John Zert pinche idiota, vengan a escuchar música, no a andar de cerdos... Pinches huecos
Bien por el grupo! Son muy buenas en la música
ya callense!
Julie is so adorable!!! I love that I could hear her voice more towards the end. She has a very powerful voice!!! I want to hear her sing lead in a song. Love the last song. Beautifully performed. Way to go gals!!!
she belted guadalajara like she caught it smoking
Have seen in concert
I hear the big base guitar
Hails from here San Antonio Tex where l saw them beautiful voices
Runs harmonies for days, that's right.
Very inspiring.
Beautiful Mexican culture love you so much, lately undermined by continuous attacks by so many haters
Anyone hating on this has a mind tinier than NPR's desk. Beautiful work, and makes me see mariachi music in a whole different light.
MatadorCE .a.
NMm
This is insanely good! How have I never heard of these amazing musicians?
It's the kind of band and music that when you listen to it makes your heart happy
How is it that I've just heard of this group? AMAZING!
These ladies beautiful and talented. I loved the nod they give to John Coltrane and McCoy Tyner in the song Dicen, excellent job I hope to them live. Excelente trabajando
that violinist is so good omg
Wow WOMAN POWER...Loving, Powerful,
Strong, blissful...we Woman are changing the world around, thank you for doing it girls..BLESSINGS & LOVE. Evelyn & Bob.
RED HAIR GIRLS VOICE IS LEGENDARY OH MY GO D
I’m sorry but whoever put thumbs down DOESNT deserve to have ears.... go away....
This is AMAZING, all women, I love it!!!
So talented
I agree with you. Good music is for people that has sensibility and good ears.
Fantastic!! The mariachi version of “Afro Blue” is a stroke of genius. I know John Coltrane is listening.
Gretchen Lane ditto! I’ve recently performed a woodwind quintet version of Afro-Blue by Valerie Coleman and nearly fell off the bed when they segued into it!😆🎶 Makes me miss Houston where the local grocery had mariachi bands most saturdays. So festive.
This band is incredible. Also that trumpet player...whew...play the horn girl!
Ive played this performace, I feel like, over 100 times. I dont know spanish beyond a semester of it, and I know all the words by heart...
That's cool :) Sing your heart out!
Those women make me cry of hapiness..and admiration, I love them...pueden hacer llorar de felicidad y admiración...las amo.
Los Hacheros brought me here and Tiny Desk. You ladies just blew me away! What voices and music talent!!! This the first time hearing you. I just became a fan. Totally different and loving it.
I felt that in my soul. These ladies have it in excess. The trumpet player is my favorite. And no I'm not crying, I just yawned 50 times XD
Son maravillosas!! la fusión que hacen con el mariachi les da un estilo único, sin dejar de ser mariachi, por que saben tocar las melodias tradicionales tambien, y muy bien....pretty ladies too, congratulations!!
V. Sal Ramos y los falcetes increibles!
+Valery : Así es, me encantan! se que se presentan en algunos lugares aquí en nueva york, pero no e tenido oportunidad de verlas, pero lo hare en cuanto pueda.
Love! Who cares what "style" it is or isn't? It sounds wonderful.
Love watching the lead singer oay her guitar and that pick on her finger. Also the chick with the huge bass guitar is soooooo cool. They all are so talented and the harmonies are EVERYTHING!! listen to this at least 10 times a week.
I have made copies
Of thier cd’s
And passed on to family and friends
Enjoyed their concert
Too am
So impressed
Hope they come back San Antonio Tex
Am looking out to see
If they come here
So......I can't think of ONE Mariachi band anywhere at any time that I would have stopped and listened to for more than one song. I don't even know of any other Mariachi bands period. Well, now I can say I do! I think this would sound better in the Spanish I'm trying to learn.......Me encanta esta musica! Sus voces son tan hermosas como son! Estoy aprendiendo mucho espanol y no puedo esperar escuchar mas increible musica como esta!
Mariachi "bands" aren't really a thing, at least not historically. Mariachi musicians are typically hired by artists to play the instruments for them. Juan Gabriel, Ana Gabriel, Rocio Durcal (Spaniard), Vicente Fernandez, etc. are all known for being Mariachi singers but they've never been part of a mariachi"band." Hope that makes sense ;)
Bro, you got a wonderful spanish, keep doing well, no pierdas la motivación.
Hey, Terrance! One year later, I know, but hope you're killing it with your Spanish by now. If you want to practice, do reach out 🙂
Mr Pinkney, bienvenido compadre!! Mariachi music definitely will get the blood flowing. Beautiful voice (male/ female) followed by all the instruments coming together is something that doesn’t get old. I had never heard of these ladies until randomly stumbling on this, I’m pleasantly surprised, they put a good spin to traditional Mariachi music. Check out Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan probably one of the best Mariachi groups to do it🙌🏽 siguele con el Español!! Practice makes perfect 👌🏽 you already speak it better than a few Hispanic friends I have.
@@JoseCastro-bs6iw
Thats not true at all Jose, in Jalisco there is plenty of mariachi bands, you also have the most important mariachis in Mexico, Mariachi Vargas de Tacatitlan, Jalisco as well. Is not just a group of musicians, they are a band itself.
Gosh these ladies are amazing! Lead vocals on first song remind me of Lauryn Hill at times.
Holy fricking crap. I keep gettin the crap kicked outta me by the amount of talent here. Super high vocal chromatic scales anyone? Just amazing. THIS should be on the radio.
+Kayla Z Her name is Shae Fiol. She is an AMAZING talent. She also has a solo album called "Catch A Ride", you should check her out!!
Her voice reminds me of nelly furtado's
This makes me want to learn spanish and move to mexico.
The song at 5:15 is supreme.
the best one!
Fog Hat / she anounced as a cumbia! " they say the sincere love can make you ver y happy"
so if u think México is just this...
+Francisco tejera I don't.
Fog Hat this is a mariachi malinchista, not original .. Who ver can do whatever they want but this isn't a mariachi is something like jazz
This is amazing music. The talent and skill are beyond measure. This is not a studio creation...the is excellence live. Everyone should know Flor de Toloache.
14:32...incredible.
Gives me a sense of adventure while listening to their songs 😁
Estas muchachas son fantásticas. Trascienden, actualizan y retan el género. Que bonito.
Omg this is so awesome! It’s like half mariachi half swing music, AMAZING. Call me a fan.
And the trumpet player..... I’m in love.😍
Sabes que es bueno cuando a los pocos minutos lloras y ríes al mismo tiempo
Every so often I go through random Tiny Desk Concerts at work to help me get through the day and I don't know how it took me so long to find this GOLD. I just fell in love.
¿Qué es esto? ¡Qué maravilla! Estoy asombrado. Recién las descubro.
Las acabo de ver la semana pasada en Milwaukee. Unos de los mejores conciertos que he visto.
Gracias!! :)
This is the best music I’ve heard in a long time. Old music but so modern
The best Marriott women's group I've ever heard in my life I fall asleep to their singing every night I hope they come to Fresno CA sometime
This is the best woman's mariachi group I've ever heard in my life I may just be some kubacha but I played mariachi for 25 years and I love them so much everybody should hear these women sing and play they are amazing.....!!!!!!
Bravo bravo B R A V I S I M O!!!!
Me pongo de pie para aplaudirles =]
Lo mejor que he visto en Mariachis, saludos a la gafufa desde Colombia la estamos amando.
Wow...I don't know but it seems to me that these ladies are not only talented but formally trained/educated in music. Their execution is immaculate and beautifully done. I enjoyed this mini-concert so much! Mariachi is one of my favorite generes; a legacy my dad left my siblings and me. Gracias muchachas por el amor que se ve que le tinenen a la música de Mariachi. Y gracias por su gran esfuerzo de adiestrarse a tal grado. Bien hecho. Gracias
Shae, red head, during "Guadalajara," 18:56 climbs up two notes, 19:00-19:05 vibrato of high note, 19:05-19:10, holds and sustains note. Some vocal acrobatics, right there. Wow!
dude you missed this bit 14:30
Maravilloso!!! El juego de estilos con instrumentacion mariachi rompe los esquemas y es exquisito. Mucha suerte, ojala os abran muchas puertas. Gracias por ser, estar, existir! El mundo necesita mujeres como vosotras!!
Ay que bonito chinga! Arriba las Toloacheras!
Just heard about them on an NPR show just now and didn't know there was a Tiny Desk Concert... Was just dancing and stomping my feet & clapping my hands to the beat, in self isolation, of course. Sooooo beautiful!!!
😲por q solo se puede dar un like 😒estas mujeres son increíbles muchas felicidades todas el violín excelso las cuatro con excelente armonía me encanto como cantan con gran sentimiento y ese grito muy mexicano Jajajaja excelente 👌👏👏👏👏👏👏
Wonderful! The violinist was absolutely stunningly beautiful & talented.
¡Viva México! ¡viva Latinoamérica!
Soy de Guadalajara Jalisco México y es la primera vez que las escucho Mariachi Flor de Toloache quiero antes que todo felicitarlas por su excelente trabajo e interpretación, por el corazón y sentimiento que le ponen a cada canción, me gusto mucho la originalidad de sus trajes de mariachi, también me gusto mucho el nombre de su marichi flor de toloache un nombre original que incita al embrujo a la pócima secreta, y al brebaje misterioso , que embruja. Ojala algún día vengan a Guadalajara a tocar. En hora buena mujeres mis respetos. sigan adelante si no es mucho pedir me gustaría que interpretaran una canción que habla de san Juan de Dios mi barrio lugar donde nací, en Guadalajara que es la plaza de los mariachis se llama... Yo soy de Jalisco ...dice la canción mas o menos a si... Yo soy de Jalisco de Guadalajara soy tapatiooooo nací en el barrio de san Juan de diossss, desde chiquillo uso cuchillo pistola y machete hujuyyyyyy... Que dios las bendiga y mucho exito en su musica.
Track one: "reasonable out-of-love song" - enjoy it, there are only a few. Love these ladies.
Q estilo tan original.. me gusta la musica de estas hermosas mujeres y su forma de interpretar, carismaticas..
The girl with the guitarrrrron
She looks like Essie Davis in Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries! She plays a flapper from England relocated to Australia in the 1920's to solve mysteries. allstarbio.com/essie-davis-biography-ethnicity-nationality-profession-birthday-height-weight-boyfriend-husband-affair-marital-status-net-worth-career-fact/
i've always liked mexican folk style music.....these ladies absolutely rock it.....the lady has some pipes on her....they all mix well together...bravo!
They are soooo amazing!!! Chica power! The talent on the instruments and those vocals!!! And of course the mariachi outfits are gorgeous and so is their make-up. Guadalajaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaara!!!!! Ay ya yay!!!