Flor De Toloache at Dakota Jazz Club & Restaurant

Mariachi MagicFlor de ToloacheOCT 28 • 7PM“Flor de Toloache stuns at the crossroads of fusion and mariachi girl magic.” – NPRUpholding tradition and innovating at the same time, Flor De Toloache ignites mariachi with a fresh fire of their own. This incendiary and inimitable spark originates from the female duo’s intoxicating combination. Here, impressive instrumental proficiency, heavenly harmonies, and indescribable je ne sais quoi lies at the heart of everything they do.
To put it simply, you’ve never heard, seen, or felt anything quite like this......

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Mariachi MagicFlor de ToloacheOCT 28 • 7PM“Flor de Toloache stuns at the crossroads of fusion and mariachi girl magic.” – NPRUpholding tradition and innovating at the same time, Flor De Toloache ignites mariachi with a fresh fire of their own. This incendiary and inimitable spark originates from the female duo’s intoxicating combination. Here, impressive instrumental proficiency, heavenly harmonies, and indescribable je ne sais quoi lies at the heart of everything they do.
To put it simply, you’ve never heard, seen, or felt anything quite like this...
Furthermore, the Latin Grammy-winning and two-time Grammy-nominated pair—Mireya Ramos and Shae Fiol— exhibit the utmost reverence for mariachi. However, they also reconstruct, reinvent, and reimagine it with a rebellious spirit befitting of the artform’s very origins.
 
This spirit has carried them from marathon performances in dimly lit New York restaurants to now-legendary impromptu subway shows. Then, to lighting up NPR Music’s “Tiny Desk” and playing the steps of The White House. It’s why Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys and John Legend have jumped at the chance to collaborate with them. It’s why they shine so brightly on their own music, covers, or inventive mash-ups. Here, these have spanned the gamut from Nirvana to Justin Timberlake.
It’s also the reason the group have emerged as a cultural force of nature. They continue to break rules and challenge convention in 2024 and beyond.
“The original idea was just to be this crazy group of women playing mariachi music. Because you never saw that at the time,” laughs Shae. “The genre is so inspiring to us, and we embrace all of it. We’ve spent so much time playing that we found this sweet spot between traditional, fusions, and originals. It happened naturally.”Recommended for fans of La Santa Cecilia, Marissa Mur, Adrian Quesada and Debi Nova.
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