| − | Many New Mexico music songs share similar lyrical themes of other American folk genres. Those simlar themes are [[God]] and the [[Christian religion]], [[family]], madracita, [[love]], the struggles of the [[common man]], [[Alcohol]], and supporting and promoting the love and defense of America and its values. Unique themes to New Mexico music include, but are not limited to; ranching lifestyle, dancing, and celebrating the traditions of the New Mexico from the [[Nuevomexicanos]], [[Pueblo]], the Wild West, the [[Navajo]] and [[Apache]], Route 66, and the music of both America and Mexico. | + | Many New Mexico music songs share similar lyrical themes of other American folk genres. Those simlar themes are [[God]] and the [[Christian religion]], [[family]], madrecita (momma), [[love]], the struggles of the [[common man]], [[Alcohol]], and supporting and promoting the love and defense of America and its values. Unique themes to New Mexico music include, but are not limited to; ranching lifestyle, dancing, and celebrating the traditions of the New Mexico from the [[Nuevomexicanos]], [[Pueblo]], the Wild West, the [[Navajo]] and [[Apache]], Route 66, and the music of both America and Mexico. |