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Category Archives: Corridos
The Coronavirus Corrido Is Here and it Was Inevitable
It took Alan y Roberto (a Mexican duet) barely two hours to write a corrrido dedicated to the coronavirus, but the song is on its way to become a YouTube hit. “I told him we are going to make a … Continue reading
Biden Campaign Launches the ‘Todos con Biden’ Salsa Because Latinos Love to Salsa
If you have been paying attention, you’ll know by now that Latinos understand things better if they come in the form of music, whether it is to inform us about the perils of coronavirus; to let us know how great … Continue reading
Snoop Dogg Drops Banda Single ‘Qué Maldición,’ Because it’s 2020 and Everything’s Weird
I don’t know what to think, really, but why not? Snoop Dogg and Banda Ms on Friday released Qué Maldición, a long awaited collaboration between America’s famed pothead and the Sinaloa insanely popular band. It’s by far the weirdest Anglo-Latin … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Corridos, Language, Latin America, Latin celebrities, Mexico, Music, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged banda ms, banda music, que maldicion, Snoop Dog
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Ever Wondered How UberEats Works in Mexico?
Yes, according to the Internet my very well-informed sources, this is a real UberEats delivery girl roaming the streets of Metepec, Estado de México delivering her wares in these times of quarantine. I can’t see her face or her hands … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Corridos, Latin America, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged deliveries, estado de mexico, horse, metepec, Mexico, uber, ubereats
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Quintana Roo’s Police Force Is Ready to Fight Coronavirus … to the Tune of ‘Mariachi Loco’
The Mexican police force in Quintana Roo (yes, that’s the state where Cancún is located) has come with an awesome PSA to let the community know that the deadly coronavirus is not going to get them. Watch as police men … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Corridos, Language, Latin America, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Spanish, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged coronavirus, Health, mexican police, Mexico, police, quintana roo
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New York City’s New School Chancellor Is a Professional Mariachi. No, Really.
From the Archives of I Could Not Make This Thing Up if I Tried comes Richard Carranza, the recently appointed New York City Schools Chancellor, who took a very unsual approach when discussing his new job with Mr. De Blasio … Continue reading
MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Oakland’s Pride Latinx Stage to Feature a Bunch of Sombrero-Wearing Machos
Only in California… Hat tip: @lechancle
Posted in Corridos, Fashion, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Music, Spanish, Stupid propositions, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged banda, banda machos, gays, oakland, Oakland Pride, pride
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Kate Spade Wants to Make Mariachis Great Again!
Mexican immigrants are not precisely popular these days –and I’m pretty sure we’ll all get deported real soon. But local mariachis are making their way to the world of high fashion, thanks in part to Kate Spade New York. The … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Corridos, Fashion, Marketing & Advertising, New York City, Stupid propositions
Tagged Advertising, Kate Spade, mariachis, New York, Subway
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‘Super Mario Odyssey’ Adds Mexico Level; Sombreros and Guitars Galore, so Yay! 🇲🇽
Some people are really losing their sh*t over Super Mario Odyssey, Nintendo’s upcoming game for the Nintendo Switch set to release in October. The reason? Among the challenges to be faced by our cute mustachioed friend is a new “Mexican … Continue reading
This Gringo Is so Mexican, He Drinks Victoria Beer
There is nothing that annoys me more than Americans thinking they know Mexico and Mexican culture because they like to drink Corona beer. Fortunately, there’s one gringo who knows there are alternatives, including Victoria beer, the only cerveza this blogger likes. … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Corridos, Marketing & Advertising
Tagged Beer, Cerveza victoria, gringos, marketing, Mexican beer, victoria
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Mexican Singers, Russian Hackers, Same Difference, Says Texas Congressman Mike Conaway
In the latest episode of the political joke we’re now living, Rep. Mike Conaway from Texas just told The Dallas Morning News (apparently with a straight face) that the Democrats using Mexican singers, charros, mariachis and soap operas to lure Hispanics to the Hillary … Continue reading
Hold onto your Sombrero! UNESCO Declares ‘Charrería’ Intangible Cultural Heritage
Ok, not everything sucks this 2016. UNESCO this week declared Mexican charrería as “Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.” For the uninitiated — and especially for those who think Mexicans are offended by sombreros — charrería is a traditional practice dedicated to the breeding and grazing of … Continue reading
Posted in Corridos, Education, Latin America, Mexico, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged charreria, charros, cultural heritage, Mexico, UNESCO
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This Music Video Beautifully Sums Up the Whole Sean Penn-Kate-El Chapo Brouhaha
This blogger has been super busy with tons of parties work taking place this week, so it’s always good to keep getting tips from my dozens millions of indefatigable followers. So, without further ado, I give you Me faltó decirle, a brand new music … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Corridos, Latin America, Mexico, Music, Spanish, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged Conjunto Amanecer, El Chapo, Kate del Castillo, Sean Penn
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I Don’t Know you, but I’ll be Meeting with La Migra in April
Awww, New York City! — home of Mariachi Santas, Dominican sushi and life-size cardboard mariachis — is now proud to introduce you to La Migra, a Mexico-based norteño band that promises to rock your world on Friday April 8 in The Bronx. According to a promo that has been plastered all over … Continue reading
The Bernie Sanders Corrido Will Have you Feel ‘El Quemazón’
What better way to show your love for Bernie Sanders than writing a song about feeling the burn … in Spanish? That’s exactly what Grupo La Meta has done. The Mexican-American band from Modesto, California, has written El Quemazón, an homage … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 presidential campaign, Awkard homages, Corridos, Mexico, Music, You Tube
Tagged Bernie Sanders, El Quemazón, Sanders corrido
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