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Listen: The Blues ProgramNorteno accordion player Tomas Granado performing at the 1992 Florida Folk Festival - White Springs, Florida.
Image Number
Photographer
Date
Date Note
Rights
Collection
Series 1664, Folklife Folk Festival Fieldwork and Program Planning and Documentation Files, 1992: Slides (Bob Stone) ; Box 2, FF43
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Ethnicity, Mexico
Ethnicity, Latin American and Caribbean
Songs, Ethnic
Songs, Mexican
Musical traditions, Norteno
Musical traditions, Mexican
Musical traditions, Latin American and Caribbean
Musical traditions
Folklore revival festivals--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs
Community rites--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs
Practices
Belief and custom
Festivals, Events and Conferences
Music--Performance
Musical instruments
Accordion
Button-key accordion
Instrumentalists
Folk music
Singers
Musicians--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs
Performing arts--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs
Entertainers--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs
Folk musicians--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs
Manners and customs
Recreation--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs
Folk festivals--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs
Festivals--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs
Accordionists
Personal Subjects
Corporate Subject
Physical Description
General Note
Norteno music, so named because of its origins in northern Mexico, is played to a polka beat, which traces back to German influences in Monterrey and south Texas. The two common types of songs in the genre are corridos, ballads that often tell of controversy or struggle, and rancheras, roughly the Mexican counterpart to American country music.
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