To: lee martell
Actually, the Germans had people in Mexico long before Hitler was born. That might explain the “oom pa pah” sound of many mariachi songs.
21 posted on
05/06/2022 9:52:03 PM PDT by
Getready
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To: Getready
I listen to a little of that music, and I always wondered;
“I hear Tubas! Big, blustery Biergarten Tubas, in that Vicente Fernandes song. How did that happen?”
To: Getready
That's right. A lot of Czech and German immigrants in Mexico and Texas the mid-1850s. All that Tejano music gets the accordion and polka beat from their European roots. Música Norteña.
25 posted on
05/06/2022 10:04:45 PM PDT by
Governor Dinwiddie
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