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# Mariachi Spectacular

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- [Mariachi Music Hall of Fame](https://mariachispectacular.com/hall-of-fame/) - ESTABLISHED TWO DECADES AGO, THE INTERNATIONAL MARIACHI SPECTACULAR HALL OF FAME RECOGNIZES THE PIONEERS OF AND THEIR IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS TO MARIACHI MUSIC. All of the musicians in the Hall of Fame are folk artists, learning and performing the music "by ear". Mariachi Spectacular de Albuquerque’s Hall of Fame event provides a forum to display
- [Steve Carrillo](https://mariachispectacular.com/steve-carrillo/) - Steve Carrillo - 2026 Mariachi Music Hall of Fame Inductee Steve Carrillo was born in 1958 in Tucson, Arizona where at age 8 he began studying the guitar. A year later, he joined a church group called Mariachi Los Changuitos Feos—the first youth mariachi in the United States— as a guitarist and singer. Los Changuitos had
- [2025 Manuel Cortez](https://mariachispectacular.com/2025-manuel-cortez/) - Celebrate Juan Manuel Cortez, 2025 Mariachi Music Hall of Fame inductee. With 60 years as a mariachi violinist, arranger, and director, Cortez has shaped ensembles, recorded with legends, and inspired generations worldwide.
- [2024 - Rigoberto Gómez Covarrubias](https://mariachispectacular.com/2024-rigoberto-gomez-covarrubias/) - Rigoberto Gómez Covarrubias was born on December 7, 1954 in Tequila, Jalisco —the enchanting town famous for the alcoholic beverage it produces. He began his musical career as a child, playing in the municipal band and singing in the church choir, while learning mariachi music from his father, Gaudencio Gómez. At age 16, Rigoberto emigrated
- [2023 - Rebecca Gonzales](https://mariachispectacular.com/2023-rebecca-gonzales/) - San Jose, California native Rebecca Gonzales began playing classical violin at age 10. Her intro duction to mariachi music came in 1972 when Mark Fogelquist invited her to participate in a class he taught at San Jose City College. She later joined Mariachi Los Abajenos de Isidro Rivera, a professional group that played at the
- [2022 - Mark Fogelquist](https://mariachispectacular.com/2022-mark-fogelquist/) - Mark Fogelquist received his BA and MA in Ethnomusicology from UCLA. His master’s thesis (1975) was the pioneering academic work on mariachi music. From 1973 to 1993, Fogelquist directed Mariachi Uclatlán, one of the leading professional mariachi ensembles in the Los Angeles area. In 1993, Fogelquist moved to Wenatchee, Washington, where he organized the state’s
- [2014 - Federico Torres](https://mariachispectacular.com/2014-federico-torres/) - Guadalajara native Federico Torres began playing trumpet professionally at age 14. In 1956, he moved to Mexico City where he spent the next several years playing with Mariachi Perla de Occidente, the group that accompanied Pedro Infante at that time. In that ensemble, Federico played alongside Mariachi Spectacular Hall of Fame inductees Jesús Rodríguez de
- [1995 – Jesús Rodríguez de Hijar](https://mariachispectacular.com/1995-jesus-rodriguez-de-hijar/) - Jesús Rodríguez de Hijar was born in the town of Tequila, Jalisco. At an early age, he learned the vihuela, later changing to violin. At the age of seven, he moved briefly to Mexico City, where he lived near the Plaza Garibaldi. At that time his uncle, Antonio de Híjar, played with the famous Mariachi Tapatío
- [1994 – Miguel Martínez](https://mariachispectacular.com/1994-miguel-martinez/) - If any figure in mariachi music deserves to be called a “living legend,” it is indeed Miguel Martínez. To mariachi musicians and aficionados everywhere, the name of Miguel Martínez is synonymous with the virtuoso mariachi trumpet. Miguel’s career spans nearly 60 years, during which he played a major role in popularizing this instrument in the mariachi and took it to levels that have rarely been
- [1996 – Gonzalo Meza (1925-2004)](https://mariachispectacular.com/1996-gonzalo-meza-1925-2004/) - Gonzalo Meza was born July 6, 1925 on a rancho near Cuidad Guzmán, Jalisco. At the age of eight, his family moved to Mexico City where his uncles played with Mariachi Pulido, a group that would later become Mariachi México de Pepe Villa. His uncles would take him to their performances, which is how young
- [2016- Noberta Fresquez](https://mariachispectacular.com/2016-noberta-fresquez/) - Noberta Fresquez has been around music and entertainment her entire life. This influence along with her roots in southern New Mexico undoubtedly helped her come to love the music of mariachi. And it was this love for the music that led her on a quest to establish one of the first mariachi music conferences in
- [1997 – Heriberto Molina](https://mariachispectacular.com/1997-heriberto-molina/) - Born in Jalisco, the cradle of mariachi music, Heriberto Molina served as the lead vocalist of the legendary Mariachi Vargas de Tecalilitlán for more than 30 years. This group, which celebrates its centennial this year has charted the course of Mexican folk and traditional music since the 1930’s and continues to serve as a symbol
- [1998 – Manuel Esperon Gonzalez](https://mariachispectacular.com/1998-manuel-esperon-gonzalez/) - Born in Mexico City, Manuel Experón Gonzales graduated in music from the Escuela Superior de Música in that nation’s capital. He began his musical career in the 1920s as a pianist for leading vocalists of the day, as well as accompanist for silent films. The 1933 motion picture La Mujer del Puerto was the first
- [2000 – Arturo Mendoza](https://mariachispectacular.com/2000-arturo-mendoza/) - The Dean of Mariachi Harpists The harp tradition of the sleepy, southern Jalisco village of Zapotiltic goes back to at least the 19th Century. Native José Mendoza (1903-1990) was among the finest practitioners of the instrument that town was famous for. In 1934, Don José joined a mariachi led by Silvestre Vargas in the neighboring town
- [2002 – Victor Cardenas Garcia “El Pato”](https://mariachispectacular.com/2002-victor-cardenas-garcia-el-pato/) - “Pato” was born on March 5, 1939 in a pueblo named Concepcion de Buenos Aires in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. He was the youngest of three brothers. He started playing music in 1948 at the age of nine with Señor Elias Contreras with whom he got some experience. After he discovered his love for music
- [2019 - Laura Sobrino](https://mariachispectacular.com/2019-laura-sobrino/) - Remembering Laura Sobrino (1954–2015) Laura Garciacano Sobrino was one of the earliest professional female mariachi musicians in the United States. The multiple contributions this Watsonville, California native made to mariachi music include those of performer, educator, researcher, and group organizer. Trained as a classical violinist, Laura’s involvement in mariachi music began in 1975, after she
- [2018 - Manuel Valle Villalpando](https://mariachispectacular.com/2018-manuel-valle-villalpando/) - Widely repected in the Mariachi word, legenday performer and studio musician Manuel Valle Villalpando holds the distinction of being the most recorded mariachi trumpet player in history. Manuel was born in 1948 in Zacatecas, Zacatecas. His father, Ignacio Valle, played tuba in the state's Banda del Estado, later directing the municipal band of Tlaltenango, Zacatecas,
- [2017 - Don Gasper & Silvester Vargas](https://mariachispectacular.com/2017-don-gasper-silvester-vargas/) - According to Silvester Vargas, the mariachi founded by his father, Gasper Vargas, made its debut on the eve of Independence Day in their home town of Tecalitlán, Jalisco on September 15, 1898. The original four-piece group was identical in instrumentation to the traditional arpa grande ensembles that still exist in the neighboring state of Michoacán: harp,
- [2005 – Rigoberto Alfaro](https://mariachispectacular.com/2005-rigoberto-alfaro/) - Rigoberto Alfaro, one of the most influential musicians in the history of mariachi music, is the 2005 Mariachi Spectacular International Hall of Fame inductee. If you listen to mariachi music, you have probably heard countless arrangements and recorded performances of his. Rigoberto Alfaro Rodríguez was born in Yurécuaro, Michoacan on November 1, 1934, the fourth of
- [2015 - Jose Hernandez](https://mariachispectacular.com/2015-jose-hernandez/) - Jose Hernandez has made and continues to make an indelible mark on the music of mariachi. Individually and through his group Mariachi Sol de Mexico, Jose has contributed mightily to increase awareness of the rich and colorful music genre of mariachi. A proud fifth generation mariachi musician, Maestro Hernandez' roots trace back to 1879 to the
- [2004 – Natividad “Nati” Santiago (1940-1992)](https://mariachispectacular.com/2004-natividad-nati-santiago-1940-1992/) - Natividad “Nati” Santiago joined Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán as a teenager in 1959 and soon developed speed, precision, tone, and an evenness or register previously unknown to the instrument. He remained with the group for almost 30 years. In addition to his contributions to the evolution of the guitarrón technique, Nati created some of the most
- [2013 - Mario Santiago](https://mariachispectacular.com/2013-mario-santiago/) - Though he was born in Ameca, Jalisco, Mario de Santiago Miranda- better known as Mario Santiago- considers the village of Guachinango, Jalisco his hometown. It was there he grew up and where his father, Castulo de Santiago, taught him to play the five-string guitarron, before that instrument was supplanted by the modern six-string version. In 1945, after playing guitarron in his father's
- [2012 - Natividad "Nati" Cano](https://mariachispectacular.com/2012-natividad-nati-cano/) - Natividad Cano was born in 1933 in the tiny village of Ahuisculco, Jalisco, about 30 miles west of Guadalajara. The son and grandson of mariachi musicians, he began playing the vihuela at age 6. By age 8, he had switched to violin and his family had moved to Guadalajara, where young Nati began formal music lessons. At age 18,
- [2011 – Rubén Fuentes](https://mariachispectacular.com/2011-ruben-fuentes/) - Rubén Fuentes is undoubtedly the most important musical figure in the history of mariachi music. More than any other individual, he is responsible for shaping mariachi music into what it is today. In 1944, at age 17, Fuentes joined Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán as a violinist, and was soon promoted to musical director of the
- [2010 – José “Pepe” Martínez](https://mariachispectacular.com/2010-jose-pepe-martinez/) - José Martínez Barajas, better known as “Pepe Martínez,” was born in 1941 in Tecalitlán, Jalisco, the birthplace of Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán. His father, Blas Martínez, was a harpist who played for a period with Mariachi Vargas. When Pepe was eight years old, the Martínez family moved to Guadalajara, where he began an informal study
- [2009 - Gustavo A. Santiago](https://mariachispectacular.com/2009-gustavo-a-santiago/) - Gustavo A. Santiago is one of the most important arrangers in mariachi music. “I was born listening to mariachi music,” says the musician whose father was a long time member of the legendary Mariachi Tapatío de José Marmolejo. Gustavo began his mariachi career playing nights in Plaza Garibaldi while studying during the daytime at schools like the Conservatorio Nacional and
- [2008 – Juan Pinzón Saldaña (1930 – 2012)](https://mariachispectacular.com/2008-juan-pinzon-saldana-1930-2012/) - Violinist, Vocalist, Arranger, Musical Director Juan was born in 1930 in the town of Ameca, Jalisco. At the age of 8, ambition motivated him to move to Mexico City, where he lived with his godfather and began studying music in the Plaza Garibaldi. A few years later, young Juanito was playing violin in that plaza
- [2007 – Pedro Ramírez Velázquez](https://mariachispectacular.com/2007-pedro-ramirez-velazquez/) - Pedro Ramírez Velázquez—this year’s Mariachi Hall of Fame inductee—was born in 1939 in the village of Acámbaro, Guanajuato. In 1945, His family moved to Mexico City, where his father, a banda musician, soon found work as a trumpet player in the Plaza Garibaldi. From a very early age, Pedro demonstrated a fascination for the trumpet.

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- [Home](https://mariachispectacular.com/)
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- [Sponsorship](https://mariachispectacular.com/mariachi-spectacular-sponsorship/) - Partner with Mariachi Spectacular de Albuquerque and support the preservation of mariachi music and culture. Explore our sponsorship opportunities and make an impact today!
- [Spectacular](https://mariachispectacular.com/spectacular/) - Experience the Mariachi Spectacular Concert on July 12, 2025 in Albuquerque—live music, culture, and world-class performances. Tickets coming soon!
- [Thank You](https://mariachispectacular.com/thank-you/) - Thank you for registering for the 35th Annual Mariachi Spectacular de Albuquerque! We look forward to seeing you there!
- [Register 2](https://mariachispectacular.com/register-2/) - REGISTER EARLY AND GUARANTEE YOUR SPOT IN THIS UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE! Mariachi Spectacular Participants: Thank you to all those who participated in Mariachi Spectacular 2023. Your continued involvement and support for Mariachi Spectacular de Albuquerque has allowed us to continue on our tradition of bringing the art of Mariachi music to Albuquerque and continue to celebrate
- [Mass](https://mariachispectacular.com/mass/)
- [Contact Us](https://mariachispectacular.com/contact-us/) - Contact Mariachi Spectacular de Albuquerque
- [Schedule of Events](https://mariachispectacular.com/schedule-of-events/)
- [La Pasion](https://mariachispectacular.com/la-pasion-de-mariachi/)
- [Conference](https://mariachispectacular.com/conference/)
- [Registration Closed](https://mariachispectacular.com/registeration-closed/) - We are no longer accepting online registrations. We will have walk-up registrations on the first day of workshops, July 9th, beginning at 7 am at the Albuquerque Convention Center starting at 7 am
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- [Form Individual](https://mariachispectacular.com/form-individual/)
- [Jam Session](https://mariachispectacular.com/jam-session/)
- [History](https://mariachispectacular.com/history/)
- [Timeline](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline/) - The music of mariachi dates back to the 18th century and has long and deep ties in New Mexico that predate our becoming part of the U.S. The genre resonates with listeners, including Hispanics and Latinos, but with all audiences because the music’s passion can be felt by all. MSA through its annual festival seeks
- [Gallery](https://mariachispectacular.com/gallery/)
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## Timeline Entries

- [2011](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/2011/) - UNESCO grants international recognition to mariachi tradition Mariachi added to Representative List of Cultural Heritage In 2011, UNESCO officially added the mariachi tradition to its Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritages in Need of Safeguarding. According to this declaration, the mariachi is a living heritage that provides a sense of identity to its community. By
- [1991](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/1991/) - Mariachi Spectacular de Albuquerque founded Unique festival pays permanent tribute to mariachi pioneers Mariachi Spectacular de Albuquerque was cofounded in 1991 by the University of New Mexico Division of Continuing Education and the festival’s executive director, Noberta Frésquez. One unparalleled aspect of this festival is that it has consistently brought together numerous legendary pioneer mariachi
- [1987](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/1987/) - Canciones de Mi Padre Mariachi music promoted internationally to an unprecedented degree In 1987, pop singer Linda Ronstadt decided to record an album in Spanish to pay tribute to her Mexican roots. She enlisted the services of arranger Rubén Fuentes, Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán, and other mariachi luminaries for this project. Her highly successful tours
- [1979](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/1979/) - First International Mariachi Conference Birth of the mariachi conference and festival movement In 1979, music educator Belle San Miguel and mariachi musician Juan Ortiz organized the world's first International Mariachi Conference. The initial event in San Antonio, Texas included workshops, concerts, lectures, competitions, and a mariachi Mass. Concerts pairing mariachi with symphony orchestra were later
- [1969](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/1969/) - La Fonda de Los Camperos The mariachi restaurant concept is born In 1961, violinist Nati Cano took over Mariachi Los Camperos and proceeded to transform it into the preeminent mariachi of the United States. In 1969, in downtown Los Angeles, the group opened La Fonda de Los Camperos—the first restaurant to present a first-class mariachi
- [1953](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/1953/) - Mariachi México de Pepe Villa The trumpet duet is inaugurated and popularized In the early 1950s, vihuela player Pepe Villa of Mariachi Pulido came up with the novel idea of forming a mariachi with two trumpets, something almost previously unheard of. In 1953, he inaugurated Mariachi México de Pepe Villa, consisting of former Mariachi Pulido
- [1937](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/1937/) - Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán The most important mariachi in history begins making records & films In 1934, an all-string mariachi from the village of Tecalitlán, Jalisco, led by young violinist Silvestre Vargas, arrived in Mexico City, where they took up permanent residence. The group occasionally appeared on live radio, but found it difficult to compete
- [1935](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/1935/) - Mariachi Tapatío de José Marmolejo Prototype of the Urban Mariachi After Mariachi Coculense’s extended engagement at the 1933-34 Chicago World’s Fair, José Marmolejo (nephew of Cirilo) left his uncle’s mariachi to form a group of younger musicians with more modern ideas. The most novel feature of this new ensemble was that it contained a trumpet,
- [1908](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/1908/) - Cuarteto Coculense First mariachi to make sound recordings In autumn of 1908, four musicians from Cocula, Jalisco, known as the Cuarteto Coculense or Mariachi de Justo Villa, became the first mariachi to make phonograph recordings, cutting some 60 sides for the Edison, Victor, and Columbia labels, all of which had primitive recording facilities in Mexico
- [1926](https://mariachispectacular.com/timeline_slider_post/1926/) - Mariachi Coculense de Cirilo Marmolejo First mariachi to record after the Mexican Revolution By 1926, the Mexican Revolution had waned, and the Cristero War was just erupting. That same year, Cirilo Marmolejo and his Mariachi Coculense—by then residents of Mexico’s capital city—became the second mariachi in history to make phonograph recordings. These 78 rpm records

## Events

- [Mariachi Spectacular Concert](https://mariachispectacular.com/event/mariachi-spectacular-concert-2/) - The 2026 Mariachi Spectacular Concert returns July 11.
- [La Pasion de Mariachi](https://mariachispectacular.com/event/la-pasion-de-mariachi-2/) - La Pasión is the deep-dive mariachi lecture of the 2026 conference. Learn the history and cultural impact of mariachi. Location TBA.
- [Mariachi Spectacular Mass](https://mariachispectacular.com/event/mariachi-spectacular-mass/) - Join us for the Mariachi Spectacular Mass. Church location TBA. Stay tuned for 2026 event updates!
- [Conference Music Workshops](https://mariachispectacular.com/event/conference-music-workshops/)
- [Mariachi Showcase Competition](https://mariachispectacular.com/event/mariachi-showcase-competition-2/) - Experience the 2026 Mariachi Showcase at Civic Plaza, where student ensembles perform live in a festive, family-friendly evening of music and tradition.
- [MARIACHI STAMP REVEAL](https://mariachispectacular.com/event/mariachi-stamp-reveal/)
- [MARIACHI MASS](https://mariachispectacular.com/event/mariachi-mass/)
- [MARIACHI SPECTACULAR CONCERT](https://mariachispectacular.com/event/mariachi-spectacular-concert/) - (All times are MST)
- [LA PASION DE MARIACHI](https://mariachispectacular.com/event/la-pasion-de-mariachi/) - (Salute to Mariachi History and Excellence) Time: 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm (5:30pm - 6:00pm Meet & Greet)

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- [Ben E. Keith](https://mariachispectacular.com/sponsors/benekeith/) - Phone: (505) 341-3700 Website: Ben E. Keith About Us: Ben E. Keith Foods has been proudly serving the foodservice industry for over a century, delivering quality products and exceptional service to partners across the Southwest. With a strong commitment to supporting local communities, Ben E. Keith invests in events, organizations, and initiatives that celebrate culture and
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- [The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce – Convention and Tourism Department](https://mariachispectacular.com/sponsors/hispano-chamber-of-commerce/) - Address: 1309 4th Street SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102 Phone: (505) 842-9003 Website: www.ahcnm.org (click on the “Convention & Tourism” tab) About Us: The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce’s (Hispano Chamber) Convention & Tourism Department (C&T) includes full-service convention and tourism services to promote Albuquerque as a global destination for tourism, conventions, and conferences, especially focusing on the Native
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