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I should take no credit for this music as it is nothing more than a digest of the many Mariachi tunes I hear on the jukebox at my favorite (cheap) Mexican restaurant– Taqueria Mi Tierra, on West Warren in Detroit, owned by Jesús Gómez. Just which mariachi tunes, I can't say, because they all sound pretty much the same – although I love them all.
The theme of this piece is the history of old Southern California. Joaquin Murieta was a real person who is said to be the inspiration for the Zorro stories, although to the Anglos of the California Gold Rush, he was nothing more than a brigand and horse thief.
The sheet music for this piece is available for a modest fee at Bridges & Lights publishing, where you can watch the pages turn as the music plays.
The theme of this piece is the history of old Southern California. Joaquin Murieta was a real person who is said to be the inspiration for the Zorro stories, although to the Anglos of the California Gold Rush, he was nothing more than a brigand and horse thief.
The sheet music for this piece is available for a modest fee at Bridges & Lights publishing, where you can watch the pages turn as the music plays.
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Feter
well so thankfull to that mexican resturant to
let this gorgious music came through, its just
amazing I never heard anything alike .incredible
outsiudanding arrangment .I do love latin music
in away but this is MAGIC ..thank you fo the gem !