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Norteño or Tejano music
Norteño
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Tejano
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Say you have a scene set on a South Texas ranch and you need the right music.
Should you use Norteno or Tejano music—and what’s the difference?
If it takes place in a traditional, rural, or even period Mexican setting,
a Norteño song will be the way to go.
While Norteño, Tejano or Tex-Mex styles are all driven by accordion and vocals,
the Norteño sound will express a more raw, grassroots feel.
On the other hand, the Tejano or Tex-Mex style, with its fusion Pop sound, will feel more contemporary. This is due to its up-to-date instrumentation, like electric guitars, full drum set, sax, synthesizer sounds, and today’s Pop chord progressions—a clear choice but each flowing from a rich, northern Mexican creative heritage.
This is just a small sample of what we have.
If you want to hear more Norteño and Tejano,
need assistance, an instrumental/custom mix, or have a special request call:
818-774-1441 or contact our experts via info@latinmusicspecialists.com
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