Mariachi
43 creative works found
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I was attending my friend’s wedding in Venice and much to the surprise of her guests she had flown in mariachis to perform.
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Mariachi music adds another layer of the exotic to the Venetian evening sky. I took this photograph during a wedding- with St. Mark’s as the background and decided to manipulate the original colour into yellowas a means to express the joy that permeated the wedding.
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Another mariachi series- photograph taken in Venice during a wedding party and retouched with photoshop to embellish colors.
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love that patch of light that happened to be only hitting the guitar and bench
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Mexican Market in San Antonio, Texas, USA. Featured in Texas group, RedBubble, June 2009 /
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A mariachi sombrero, you can find the most interesting stuff at sales in New Mexico to buy and shoot pictures of.
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A guitar player/singer in a mariachi band in Old Town Albuquerque, NM.
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A violin player/singer in a mariachi band in Old Town Albuquerque, NM.
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photograph
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30” x 24” / Acrylic on Canvas
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In my town there are many festivities and practically all have mariachi music.
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Here is a digital version of two drawings. I merged the images together in photoshop and made a few adjustments to make two separate oil pastel drawings one digital image. / Two calaveras, or skeletons, flirt with each other. The female bears resemblance to Frida Kahlo and the male is a mariachi. / The piece has the feel and spirit of El dia de los muertos, very exciting, emotional!
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“Mariachi” ~ Mexico City ~ July 2008
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A nice handsome skeleton to adorn your walls
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This was an acrylic painting of a calavera or skeleton mariachi band. I used a lot of loose, expressive brush strokes and bold colors. / This is part of an on going series of art inspired by Mexico and Day of the Dead.
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A mariachi group was performing at a celebration. After a while a little kid comes out and starts singing with this BIG mature voice. It’s almost as if he were all voice. Wow!
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MARIACHI / Design by Sánchez / original artwork size: 15×18¨inches / 2009© About the piece: I usually dont talk about where i take my inspirations or ideas, i think at the end is not that relevant as the final result which is what matters at the end at least for me, but in this particular case i thought that it could be interesting. Some months ago i was driving very late at night i was getting back home from a party and i decided to take a short cut going trough the oldest part of the city, which is a very interesting place especially at night so i took a big avenue that leads to one of the biggest avenues in the city and turning in a corner i saw this very old truck crashed infront of a wall and i saw the ambulance guys just trying to pull out some persons out of the van and what i saw is like 4 mariachis coming of the van all covered in blood, wipping out the blood of their faces trying to stay on their feet and some others screaming for help i thought that maybe if i pass in that avenue maybe 15 mins earlier defintly i could became a witness of the crash in the very moment of happening, it was a very bizarre image, and when i say this i mean the context of the place where happend, specially like i said in that particular side of my city. Anyways just wanted to share it because sometimes i wish my eyes were a digital high resolution video camera to record that kind of events or images cheers friends!
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Mariachi guitarist. Canon 40D 17-85mm zoom. Full frame, uncropped.
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This singer was with a mariachi group for a local festival in southern New Mexico. He couldn’t be more than 16 years old! I was quite a ways away due to the large crowd. I had to use my 28-300mm Tamron lens on the eos Rebel Xti Canon – hand held at 300mm focal length, iso 200, f 5.6 and 1/400 sec.
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/ / These dancers belong to the Group from Roswell, New Mexico USA called “The Roswell Folklorico”. / I took this photo during a performance at the New Mexico State Fair in the Hispanic Village in Albuquerque, New Mexico USA
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They took his guitar away when he refused to finish his supper.
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Musicians played all day at the Cowboy Life on the Empire Ranch open house in Sonoita, Arizona. One of the groups was the Mariachi Apache of Nogales High School. These young musicians were all extremely talented. The original background of this photograph was the top of a white tent so it really needed something. I thought using a music sheet texture layer was the perfect complement to this photo. Another texture layer was also added. Photographed with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28 with free texture layers from stock.xchng.com. “Mariachi Girl” has been featured in: / VISUAL ARTISTS OF GREEN VALLEY/November, 2009 / Top 10 in A PLACE TO CALL HOME’s “Song of the Heart” Challenge/November, 2009 /
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Just too dang cute if’n ya ask me, love the little guys face FEATURED / in the / Love, Live, Dream Group
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