Founded in 1999, Mariachi Divas went on to win the first Grammy Award for an all-female mariachi group in 2009, paving the way for more women to embrace the genre.

For mariachi singer, musician, and dancer Verónica Robles, the time couldn’t be better to educate the public about the Mexican music tradition, and the strides women are making within it.

The all-female band in American Mariachi is called Las Coronelas, the same name as a group of women who were among the first to enter the field of mariachi music in the 1950s in Mexico City. By ...

The mariachi band has been nominated for a Latin Grammy for Best Ranchera Album and their debut album “Mariachi Flor de Toloache” reached #2 on the Latin itunes chart.

Mariachi Pasión, an all-female mariachi band in Phoenix, is redefining what the art form can be. Here's how these musicians are playing it forward.

Flor De Toloache is unlike any mariachi band you’ve ever heard. They’re an all-female, Grammy-nominated group — blowing the lid off of the traditional with a new sort of mariachi sound.

Mariachi Sirenas began when the three cousins crossed paths with Izguerra at another mariachi performance in 2016. While all-female mariachi groups were common across the country, there wasn’t a ...

Mariachi women America's first all-female mariachi band, Reyna de Los Angeles, is the subject of a PBS documentary that airs tonight. By Catherine Price. Published April 1, 2008 6:00PM (EDT) -- ...

Mariachi is a male-dominated industry that includes very little divergence, but Flor de Toloache goes against the grain, with a variety of rhythmic and melodic infusions.

Founder of all-female mariachi band talks about wearing the pants, breaking musical tradition and sharing the stage with the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach By Judy Cantor-Navas In the eight years since ...

It’s no longer rare to come across a female mariachi group, but these accomplished musicians are making their mark with a contemporary approach to traditions they hold dear.