mariachi

noun

1. 马里亚奇音乐演奏者，墨西哥传统音乐演奏者（常为街头乐队成员）；马里亚奇音乐；墨西哥街头音乐
   a musician who plays traditional Mexican music, usually as part of a small group that travels from place to place; the type of music played by these musicians
   1. a mariachi band
      马里亚奇乐队

1. Mariachi music has been popular among Mexican-Americans in the United States for more than a century. It is especially popular in Texas and other states along the border with Mexico.
   墨西哥音乐在美国的美籍墨西哥人中已流行了一个多世纪，在德克萨斯州及其他墨西哥边境州中尤甚。
2. Hundreds of smaller celebrations took place across the country to the sounds of mariachi music, fireworks and with streets lined with Mexican flags.
   广场晚间还上演了焰火表演。墨西哥全国各地还举行了数百场规模较小的庆祝活动，人们奏响流浪乐队的乐曲，点燃焰火，大街小巷都插满墨了西哥国旗。
3. So El Mariachi is the trade?
   那麽艾尔马里亚奇就是生意？
4. Chronicling the time he spent working outside the Hollywood model to make his first feature film, El Mariachi, Rodriguez divulges how he made a movie on a shoe-string budget.
   这部电影的时候，他花了好莱坞以外的工作模式，以使他的第一部故事片，萨尔瓦多墨西哥街头乐队，罗德里格斯泄露他是怎样的字符串预算电影上鞋。
5. The first thing I thought of after seeing the first photo was "El Mariachi".
   我看到第一张照片后首先想到的是“手悲歌”。
6. To celebrate the milestone, six people pushed uribe's wheel-equipped iron bed out to the street as a mariachi band played and a crowd gathered.
   为了庆祝这一里程碑胜利，乌里韦在6人的帮助下坐着带轮的铁床来到大街上，当时街头正好有一场歌舞表演和围观的群众。
7. They teach vocal and choral music, marching-band music, orchestral music, and ethnic music forms such as mariachi.
   他们教声乐，合唱乐，军乐，管弦乐以及民族音乐，比如墨西哥音乐。
8. He earned most of the$ 7000 it cost to make Mariachi, El ( 1992) by subjecting himself to experimental drug studies.
   他参加了药品试验赚取了用来拍摄《杀手悲歌》的7000美元中的大部分。

noun

1. a group of street musicians in Mexico