Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitan Tickets

For all those who just love the language of folk even if it's from any corner of the world, there is some surprising news. A remarkable folk ensemble from Mexico is on their way towards presenting the most grand and incredible live performance of the season. It is time for Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan event which is a specialty of Mariachi music by a Mexican Folk group. An authentic performance with years old tradition is just awaiting your presence. With ambience of serenity and colours of purity, the ensemble will give some of their best performances while keeping the legacy of their harmonies alive. Such opportunities should never be missed so hurry up and buy your Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan tickets as soon as you can.

Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan is basically a music group from Mexico and it plays Gaspar Vargas's original form of Mariachi music. Since 1975 and since then the music direction of the ensemble is carried out by Don Jose "Pepe" Martinez. The ensemble has a generations old tradition that spreads over to five generations. Each generation has made interesting additions to the group and has added to its development consequently. The beauty of this group lies in its heritage and legacy that dates more than a hundred years back. The mere existence of the band is an achievement in itself and its efforts to keep up to its name is a marvelous accomplishment.

The ensemble was created in 1897 in the city of Tecalitlan by Don Gaspar Vargas. Don Gaspar played the guitarra de golpe while the other members played remainder of the instruments that include violins, trumpets, guitarron, guitar, vihuela and harp. He worked extensively on the playing of the instruments and formed an ensemble that would play the Mariachi perfectly. The group consisted of five members at that time which also included his son Silvestre Vargas, who joined the group in 1926. Today, the fifth generation plays the Mariachi with thirteen members amongst which various instruments are distributed accordingly.

The second generation of Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan began its journey in 1931 when Gaspar Vargas handed over the responsibility of the group to his son. The ambitious Silvestre who dreamt of the ensemble becoming one of the leading Mariachi of Mexico initially expanded the strength of the group to eight musicians. The ensemble participated and won a number of contests in cities like Guadalajara and Mexico City. They got the honour of becoming the official Mariachi of the Police Department their and got settled in Mexico for twenty years exhibiting their talent every now and then.

Before the third generation of the group had started playing in 1950, Fuentes, a classical violin player had joined the group. Both he and Silvestre added trumpet to the group and made some changes to the group's sound and entire outlook. The next forty years of the ensemble saw some enriched changes and some unique and diverse recordings. The famous "Golden Age of Huapangos" was also recorded during this era. Fuentes assumed the responsibility solely as a music director of Vargas De Tecalitlan. Under his direction, the band not only became widely acclaimed as an outstanding classical mariachi group but also the doors of diversity and international fame opened for them.

Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan's fourth generation is a powerhouse of talent in the world of Mariachi. They celebrated 100 years of their performance during the 1994-2002 era and released their album La fiesta del Mariachi which paid tribute to Jose Martinez and Ruben Fuentes where many compositions and arrangements from their legendary directors were included in the album. The fifth generation of the group began in 2003 and they play a whole new range of music from traditional to classical tones. They have kept to their century old legacy of playing the Mexican sones and continue to give some exuberance performances. So get going and buy the Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan tickets so that you also get to enjoy the brilliant performance of this form of Mexican Folk.