Preface:
To all my prospective clients:
We are responsive and punctual and give great service.
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WE ARE OPEN AND WOULD LOVE TO PLAY YOUR UPCOMING HOLIDAY EVENTS: THANKSGIVING XMAS AND NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS.
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With great respect and humility to you and loved ones we are also available for rosaries/funerals and memorials.
We practice safe social distancing and respectfully acknowledge your business with modified salutations-fist or elbow bumps.
We would like very much to be your preferred mariachi.
Thank you and may God continue to bless all of your families.
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A nuestros futuros clientes estamos abiertos durante esta pandemia.
NOS ENCANTARÍA TOCAR POR SUS EVENTOS NAVIDEÑAS Y AÑO NUEVO.
NOMAS LLÁMAME PARA RESERVAR SU FECHA DE SU EVENTO
Nos daría gusto para servirles en sus ocasiones especiales.
Estamos responsables y puntual. Damos un buen servicio!!
Con mucho respecto y humildad estamos disponible para sus necesidades funerarias.
Practicamos al distanciamiento sociales y lo reconocemos con saludos modificados.
Queremos ser su mariachi preferido.
Que Dios los bendiga
Mil gracias
Jorge Bejarano

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Mariachi Wedding Traditions

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Mariachi Wedding Traditions

The end of spring is getting closer and season is in full force! Summer is right around the corner and the number of weddings will only increase. Plan ahead an schedule your now before we’re all booked up! is great for the reception but is also very fitting for the ceremony!

Mexican history shows a type of “wedding parade,” much like a callejoneada where a bride and groom traverse up and down the streets on a burro alongside their party and sometimes a walking group providing musical entertainment on the way and to the reception site. People come out from their homes to see the newlyweds before the reception.

is fitting for weddings because it is upbeat, danceable, but it can also be slower, like a romantic serenade, and evoke feelings of happiness, love, and other deeper emotions. Let our performers serenade your bride one minute and have your guests dancing like they’ve never danced before the next.

Bring out your love of your Mexican heritage by hiring a (maybe as an alternative to a destination in South America?) who will work with the religious ceremonies as well as provide authentic styled to make your unforgettable. Weddings are a huge deal in Mexico so do your background proud by doing it right!

A traditional Mexican wedding is held in a Roman Catholic Church with a special mass; kneeling included. After the family or godparents give the gifts of a prayer book, pillow, and/or rosary then Lazo is presented. The Lazo is a type of chord made from ribbon and with a rosary adornment (also seen instead of a rosary: precious stones, crystals, satin or crown orange flowers, fertility symbols, pearls, etc) and it symbolizes the joining of the bride and groom by placing it around the necks of the couple in a figure-eight configuration. This can be done while they say their vows or before or after the vows. For a more ancient tradition a lasso of flowers or other natural elements may be used instead of a Lazo.

The bride then sometimes gives a gift to the Virgin of Guadalupe before she kneels and prays at the statue. A bouquet of flowers is often the offer to the Virgin. Mayan traditions allow the new couple to make an offer of a flor de mayo bouquet to the sacred tree of the Maya (Ceiba tree).

Other traditions include mentors and sponsors who are designed to help the couple prepare for the wedding as well as witness the civil union creation. Las Arras features the groom to give his bride 13 coins (symbolizing Jesus and the 12 witnesses) and the coins are blessed by the priest.

From ceremony to reception a Mariachi can make your wedding more interesting and memorable. If you don’t want to go the whole nine yard with a traditional Mexican wedding you can still give it a South American flare with a Mariachi from the mass to the after-party. So bring out the tequila and tortillas and get ready to “kiss the bride,” and cut the cake with help from Mariachi Alegre de Tucson.

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