Mexican National Holidays: September 15 and 16

Every year, on September 15 and 16, Mexican hearts beat as one as they remember the history, culture, and pride of our land. From the famous Grito de Dolores to the parades, cuisine, and music, these national holidays represent the essence of Mexico: freedom, unity, and tradition.

In New York, thousands of our fellow citizens also keep this flame alive. And what better way to celebrate than with the most emblematic music of our culture: mariachi.

Mariachi: Soul and Pride of Mexico

Mariachi music is not just a genre, it’s a symbol of national identity. In every chord resonates the history, passion, and love for our roots. From ranchera songs to traditional sones, mariachi has accompanied national celebrations for generations.

At Mariachi Loco NY, we bring that tradition to every performance, connecting Mexicans in New York with the spirit of their homeland. This September 15th and 16th, we join the celebration to pay tribute to our independence and share the joy of being Mexican.

How September 15th and 16th are celebrated in New York

Far from Mexico, but close to the heart, Mexican communities in New York celebrate with:

• Cultural events and Colorful parades.

• Traditional cuisine such as pozole, tacos, and Mexican snacks.

• And, of course, the music of the live mariachi, which turns every party into an unforgettable memory.

Pride and tradition with Mariachi Loco NY

This September 15th and 16th, we’re not only celebrating Mexico’s independence, we’re celebrating our culture, our roots, and our pride in being Mexican.

At Mariachi Loco NY, we want every party to be special, every note to stir emotions, and every song to be a bridge between Mexico and those of us who live in New York. York.

Because independence is shouted with the soul, and sung with mariachi!