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Regional Mexican Music

Regional Mexican is the umbrella term for the many distinct regional sounds of Mexico including: Ranchero/Mariachi, Banda, Tejano, and Norteño. Regional Mexican is the most popular Latin music in the United States.

Regional Mexican NYC

Regional Mexican Music (Luisferin/Dreamstime)
Regional Mexican Music (Luisferin/Dreamstime)

Sunday night is Mexican night at La Boom in Woodside, Queens.

Calibre 50 plays Regional Mexican Norteño and Banda at La Boom in Woodside, Queens on Sun, Dec 12 at 10pm. 🇲🇽

Lila Downs sings Regional Mexican Pop at Sony Hall in the Times Square Theater District on Tue, Apr 19 at 8pm. (6pm doors). From $62. 🇲🇽

Angela Aguilar sings Regional Mexican at the Beacon Theatre in the Upper West Side on Wed, Apr 20 at 8pm. From $49. 🇲🇽

Previously in Regional Mexican NYC

Lalo Mora plays Regional Mexican at La Boom in Woodside, Queens on Sun, Oct 24 at 10pm. $35. laboomny.com 🇲🇽

Selena for Sanctuary

Featuring Mon Laferte (Chilean), Cuco (Mexican – American), Gaby Moreno (Guatemalan) and Nina Diaz (Mexican – American), with guest appearances by Chris Perez (Selena’s husband), Omar Apollo (Mexican – American) and August Eve. DJ Riobamba (Ecuadorian – Lithuanian).
Lincoln Center Out of Doors
Damrosch Park, Lincoln Center
Thursday, July 26, 2018
FREE

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