"La Cucaracha" is a traditional Spanish folk corrido that gained prominence during the Mexican Revolution (1910–1920), often adapted with satirical lyrics commenting on political events. Its catchy melody and rhythmic structure made it ideal for choral arrangements like this SATB version.
A lively Mexican folk song symbolizing resistance during the Mexican Revolution, often interpreted as political satire. Its lyrics reference a cockroach (la cucaracha) struggling to walk, metaphorically alluding to factions or leaders of the time.
"La Cucaracha" is a traditional Spanish folk song popularized during the Mexican Revolution.
Its lyrics often adapted to mock political figures, with the "cockroach" metaphorically representing unpopular leaders.
A Mexican folk corrido famously associated with the Mexican Revolution, often adapted with satirical lyrics. The version known today gained prominence circa 1910-1920.
La Cucaracha is a traditional Spanish folk corrido that gained global popularity during the Mexican Revolution. Its catchy melody and adaptable lyrics have made it one of the most frequently arranged Latin American songs.
