Flor de Toloache, Breaking Boundaries in Mariachi Music

The video features an all-female mariachi group formed in New York City, challenging traditional stereotypes of mariachi music being male-dominated and Mexican. The founder shares her journey from playing in a male mariachi band in Brooklyn to forming her own group to avoid machismo. The group faces stereotypes about their appearance and attire but remains passionate about mariachi music, which they find beautiful and heartfelt. They aim to connect with audiences through their performances and express gratitude for the support they receive.

Where was the all-female mariachi group formed?

• New York City

• Los Angeles

• San Francisco

• Mexico City

What motivated the speaker to start her own mariachi group?

• Challenges with machismo in male groups

• Need for a new hobby

• Interest in traditional Mexican culture

• Desire to travel

What is a common stereotype about female mariachis?

• They prefer classical music

• They are more talented than male mariachis

• They cannot play mariachi music

• They are always from Mexico

What is the speaker's dream related to mariachi music?

• To write a book about mariachi

• To travel the world

• To connect with people through music

• To become a famous singer

What is one reason the speaker's group does not wear traditional skirts?

• They are not allowed to wear skirts

• They want to challenge stereotypes

• Skirts are uncomfortable

• They prefer modern fashion