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'''Mariachi''' is a kind of music that is very popular in [[Latin America]], especially [[Mexico]]. A mariachi band has at least five members: violin, trumpet, and three kinds of [[guitar]]: regular guitar, [[vihuela]] (high pitched), and [[guitarron]] (low pitched). Professional mariachi bands, as you might see in a concert, have three or four violin players and at least two trumpets, which makes eight or nine members all together. But smaller groups, like in an authentic Mexican restaurant, might just have one of each.<ref name="mariachi.org">http://www.mariachi.org/history.html</ref>

'''Mariachi''' is a kind of music that is very popular in [[Latin America]], especially [[Mexico]]. A mariachi band has at least five members: violin, trumpet, and three kinds of [[guitar]]: regular guitar, [[vihuela]] (high pitched), and [[guitarron]] (low pitched). Professional mariachi bands, as you might see in a concert, have three or four violin players and at least two trumpets, which makes eight or nine members all together. But smaller groups, like in an authentic Mexican restaurant, might just have one of each.<ref name="mariachi.org">http://www.mariachi.org/history.html</ref>

The name ''mariachi'' comes from ''[[marriage]]'', because mariachi bands used to play at [[wedding]]s. This style of music originated in [[Jalisco]], [[Mexico]], but now is popular all across the Southwest [[United States]].<ref name="mariachi.org">http://www.mariachi.org/history.html</ref>

The name ''mariachi'' comes from ''[[marriage]]'', because mariachi bands used to play at [[wedding]]s. This style of music originated in [[Jalisco]], [[Mexico]], but now is popular all across the Southwest [[United States]].<ref name="mariachi.org"/>

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