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The 15 pages that link to Mariachi, each with the reason it gives.

• RancheraRelated: Mariachi groups remain a leading setting for live ranchera performance.

• Latin musicBroader topic: Mariachi shows how regional ensemble traditions shape Latin music’s range.

• JaliscoRelated: The tradition developed in western Mexico and is closely associated with Jalisco.

• José Alfredo JiménezRelated: Mariachi arrangements helped make his rancheras staples of public performance.

• Mexican popular musicBroader topic: Its ensemble sound and repertory became national symbols through recordings, radio, and film.

• GuadalajaraRelated: Guadalajara is closely associated with mariachi performance and its public celebration.

• Jorge NegreteRelated: Mariachi accompaniment framed many of the songs that Negrete performed onscreen.

• Linda RonstadtCompared with: Ronstadt's Mexican recordings drew on mariachi, unlike the rock and pop that first made her famous.

• Vicente FernándezRelated: Mariachi arrangements shaped the sound of many of Fernández’s signature recordings.

• Antonio AguilarRelated: Mariachi arrangements became a familiar setting for Aguilar’s ranchera performances.

• Herb AlpertRelated: Mariachi brass colors helped inspire the Tijuana Brass sound.

• Juan GabrielRelated: Mariachi arrangements gave many Juan Gabriel songs a recognizable Mexican musical foundation.

• Music of MexicoBroader topic: Its recognizable sound and repertoire make it one of Mexico’s best-known musical traditions.

• Culture of MexicoBroader topic: Its music has become a widely recognized expression of Mexican cultural identity.

• Music of Latin AmericaBroader topic: Mariachi represents a distinct Mexican ensemble tradition shaped by local and European-derived instruments.