Musart

Musart on vinyl: ranchera, mariachi and bolero from Mexico

In short: Musart is a label from Mexico City and stands for the great voices of Mexican folk music: ranchera with mariachi backing, plus bolero and danceable tropical music. Musart records also came out in their own US editions. The Vinyl Room currently has 17 Musart records, most of them from the seventies.

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Musart first pressings

Mariachi & ranchera

Bolero & son

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What makes Musart special?

Lucha Villa is one of Mexico’s great ranchera singers – here with “El Quelite”, a record of songs by Juan Gabriel and recordings with the Mariachi Oro y Plata of José Chávez. Antonio Aguilar, singer and film star, sings “Soy El Hijo Del Gallero”.

Olga Guillot from Cuba brings classic bolero, Juan Torres the organ series “Órgano Melódico”, Los Chavales De España Spanish dance music. Plus Gildardo Montoya, Emily Cranz and the tropical groups Grupo I and Los Joao.

FAQ

What is Musart? A Mexican record label from Mexico City, known for ranchera, mariachi and bolero.

What is ranchera? Mexican folk music, often with mariachi backing – songs about love, home and life in the countryside.

Who is Olga Guillot? A Cuban singer who became known as the “Queen of Bolero”.

What do you have on Musart? Ranchera, bolero and tropical, mostly from the seventies – 17 records in all.