Join us for an unforgettable evening of mariachi music at the Los Lunas High School Auditorium, celebrating America's 250th anniversary! Headlining the night is Mariachi Tenampa, bringing their signature blend of powerful vocals, soaring trumpets, and rich string arrangements to the stage. They'll be joined by Mariachi Amigos de Nuevo Mexico and singer Rafael Trujillo, with additional performers to be announced — stay tuned for updates.
This concert is more than a night of great music, it's a community fundraiser. A portion of ticket sales will benefit local organizations serving Los Lunas, including the Los Lunas High School Tiger Band.
Bring your family and friends for a night celebrating mariachi tradition, American heritage, and community spirit.
Seats are reserved — get yours early for the best view!
Questions?
Email us at: mariachi@jsharpmusic.com
Call us at: 505-575-3276
Visit us at: J Sharp Music (428 Main St SW, Los Lunas, NM 87031)(Tues-Fri 2pm-6pm, Sat 10am-6pm)
Performers (More to be announced!):
Mariachi Tenampa
Founded in Santa Fe in 1971 by Don Miguel Ojeda Sr., Mariachi Tenampa has grown into New Mexico's premier mariachi group. Now based in Albuquerque under director Alfredo Gurulé, the group has spent over five decades performing across the Southwest and beyond, from a 16-year residency at Garduño's restaurants to a performance at the Smithsonian's Museum of Natural History. They've backed celebrated Latin artists, released several albums, and remain deeply committed to music education, teaching at mariachi conferences and school programs throughout the region. Today,the group performs a repertoire of over 400 songs, keeping mariachi tradition alive for new generations.
Mariachi Amigos de Nuevo México
Mariachi Amigos de Nuevo México is based in Albuquerque and performs throughout New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, and Arizona. The group is led by Omar Villanueva, lead vocalist, guitarist, and requinto player, who studied guitar at a music conservatory in Toluca, Mexico, and holds a Master's degree in guitar from the University of New Mexico. Known for their traditional Mexican mariachi sound and beloved by audiences across the region, they bring energy and heartfelt performances to every event.
Rafael Trujillo
