Mariachis

The popular theory is the word "Mariachi" is derived from the French word for wedding or marriage. Nobody really knows the truth behind its origin, but the mariachis are an enhancement to any wedding in Mexico.

Mexican String Trio

This includes a harp, guitar, double bass and occasionally a percussionist. A trio will play traditional Mexican music with vocals. A real treat is to hear them play “Bridal Chorus” by Lohrengrin.

Harp and Guitar

Together they play traditional Mexican music only and with vocals.  Some popular songs for weddings are Delina, Amor Amor, Historia de Amor, and Titanic.  They know "Bridal Chorus" from Lohrengrin as well.

Acoustic Guitar Soloist

Acoustic Guitar soloist with a microphone and amplifier, he plays a mix of North American and Mexican tunes.

Acoustic Guitar Soloist and Violin

Playing a perfect combination of Classical and North American selections, this is a lovely choice for a romantic duo.

2 Piece Band

A perfect keyboard and guitar duo, they play a great mix of both traditional Mexican and North American music.

3 Piece Band

Keyboard, Guitar and Vocalist, they play mostly traditional Mexican music and some North American selections.

4 Piece Band

Vocalist, drums, guitar and bass, they play both traditional Mexican music and some North American selections.

5 Piece Band

The largest band available, this group includes a vocalist, drums, guitar, bass and keyboard. They play a large selection of both traditional Mexican and North American music selections.

DJ

Large selection of CD music. We encourage you to bring your own CDs as well, especially for designated dances or preferred genre mixes.

Keyboard

Keyboard soloist plays mostly Classical, with a mix of North American selections.

Piano

Piano soloist plays an array of traditional and North American selections.