In celebration of Mexico's Independence Day, traditional Mexican music 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[milotic2]

May 5th September 16th of 1810 marked the start of Mexico's War of Independence, initiated when Father Miguel Hidalgo I. Costilla tolled his church's bells in Dolores, Guanajuato, late at night on September 15th/early morning of September 16th, asking people to uprise against the Spanish Crown, an event known as El Grito de Dolores (the Cry of

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[januarysix]

Um the OG

[sleepofplagues]

🇲🇽 💜

[readmymiind]

¡VIVA MÉXICO!

Great songs, OP! I'd add some banda there :P

I love el Grito and the Independencia because I used to go to the town's square just to buy stuff from people in the market and then get lots of street food and be happy but now with COVID that ain't happening!!!! I also wanted to go out and drink myself to sleep but it's raining and gloomy and I think I'll just stay home and do nothing but eat some tacos and maybe carne asada? IDK.

[milotic2]

I don’t listen to banda so I wouldn’t know, but feel free to recommend an example and I’ll add it

[readmymiind]

Ah I have so many in my mind rn, but Banda MS never fails haha.

[milotic2]

Ok I remember now one from them that slaps in la peda, adding it

[ohmylol]

A post about flawless performances by mexican artists has to have this one, it's iconic, nobody is touching her (or Juan Gabriel, lbr, there isn't a better and/or more iconic and legendary latin-american artist, i said what i said)

¡Felicitaciones a los ONTDers mexicanos en su día de independencia!

[sanditar]

i love him and miss him everyday

[therearewords]

Happy Independence's Day!