Boots, trumpets, and sombreros Let's celebrate Mariachi Day!

There are no melodies that make hearts leap like those played with the trumpets, guitars, and violins that make up the Mariachi.

On January 21st, Mariachi Day is celebrated in Mexico, recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

Mariachi is traditional music and a fundamental element of Mexican culture through which values, heritage, history, and different indigenous languages are transmitted.

Originally, these musicians played 'sones' from the west of the country, but since the 1930s, they have included huapangos, rancheras, corridos, jarabes, minuets, polkas, walloons, schottisches, waltzes, serenades, and traditional songs of rural life in their repertoires.

Some of the most important Mariachi composers have been José Alfredo Jiménez, Tomás Méndez, Rubén Fuentes, Gilberto Parra Paz, Manuel Esperón, Vicente Fernández, and Juan Gabriel, among many others.

At Royal Solaris Los Cabos, we love music composed by a Mariachi, and that is why every Monday at 8:30 pm at the Tehuacán Theater, we celebrate our Mexican Fiesta, where we feature a presentation by a talented Mariachi that will enliven your night. Additionally, on Wednesdays, some of the musicians who make up the Mariachi perform in our Restaurant Panchos, adding a Mexican flavor to your dinners.

So, if you wish to enjoy a vacation with a very Mexican touch, we give you one more reason to stay with us.

Book today and get ready to enjoy the best vacation at Royal Solaris Los Cabos!

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