Harris Center for the Arts Program Guide 2023-2024

Mariachi Herencia de México
with special guest La Marisoul
Sunday, September 17, 2023; 7:30 pm
BIO Latin Grammy Award-nominated,
Mariachi Herencia de México,
announce the extension of their wildly
successful North American tour,
Herederos (the Heirs), with special guest
“La Mirasoul” (from the Mexican
American band La Santa Cecilia). The tour
will visit Canada, Mexico, and the United
States, including stops in Los Angeles,
New York, Chicago, Ontario, Quebec and
Mexico City, and, of course, Folsom.
¡Viva el mariachi! Mariachi Herencia de
México and La Marisoul share the stage
for an unforgettable night of Mexican
music.
¡Viva el mariachi! Simultaneously
honoring the past, celebrating the
present, and creating the future of
regional Mexican music, Mariachi
Herencia de México and La Marisoul
take mariachi music to whole new
heights in this vibrant celebration of
Mexican music and culture.
“Mariachi Herencia de México takes
mariachi music to whole new heights.”
—Chicago Sun-Times
About Mariachi Herencia de México
The historic tradition of mariachi
music has its roots of origin in cities
such as Guadalajara and Mexico
City. As the ever-evolving genre's
influence spread, it reached Chicago
and birthed the Mariachi Herencia de
México. The energetic, virtuosic Latin
Grammy-nominated group has issued
chart-topping albums and performed
across the North American continent.
Nuestra Herencia, their 2017 debut
album, topped the Latin streaming
charts. 2018's Herencia de la Tierra Mía
was produced by celebrated industry
veteran Javier Limón and charted
atop all major streaming services.
2019's Esencia topped industry charts,
while a second volume, issued in 2020
performed similarly. In 2022, Herederos
performed a wildly successful North
American tour.
About La Marisoul
Marisol “La Marisoul” Hernandez is a
Los Angeles-born singer and founding
member of La Santa Cecilia, a Grammy
Award-winning and multi-Grammy
Award-nominated quartet comprised
of Mexican-American musicians. Their
authentic bilingual repertoire blends
music genres like the bolero, cumbia,
tango, swing, among other genres
with lyrics that speak of the Latinx and
immigrant identity. In 2020, La Marisoul
released her first solo album La Marisoul
and The Love Notes Orchestra Vol. 1
with re-imagined versions of bolero
classics such as “Un Tekegrams” and
“Bonita, accompanied by a live 24-piece
orchestra. With her powerful and
captivating vocals that sing about love,
loss, and disappointment, La Marisoul
has become the voice of a new bicultural
generation in the United States.
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