Walking and Dancing in Mexican Murals

Traveling in Mexico City, you can hear moving melodies everywhere. Stray bands are generally composed of 3 ~ 5 people, and the instruments used are mainly violin, guitar and trumpet. When playing, the musicians stand in a row, each holding a musical instrument, singing loudly while playing music, and the tunes are cheerful and warm, cadence. No matter in big hotels, small hotels, theaters, street squares and family gatherings, you will hear the charming melody of stray music. And the beautiful and warm folk dance Haravi. Haravi is a dance with the most Mexican national characteristics, which is world-renowned. Haravi is a multi-group dance for men and women, with tap dancing as the main step. Male dancers wear "Charos" suits and wide-brimmed hats, whistling in their mouths and dancing fast tap dances, with crisp and rhythmic sounds under their feet. The girls are wearing colorful wide-brimmed skirts, tap dancing with their hands and shaking out dazzling skirts. Accompanied by the cheerful music of the wandering band, the scene was warm and unrestrained, and the audience was intoxicated. They can't help clapping and twisting in their seats.