Trío Armonía Huasteca is an emblematic group that represents the rich musical tradition of the Huasteca region spanning several states in northeastern Mexico. Known for their fervent interpretation of regional music genres such as rancheras, huapangos, and boleros, Trío Armonía Huasteca plays an integral role in preserving and celebrating the cultural heritage of their homeland. Their music is characterized by the intricate string patterns of the violin, guitar, and the jarana huasteca—a small guitar-like instrument—melding into the evocative melodies that narrate stories of love, life, and local folklore.

Throughout their career, Trío Armonía Huasteca has released a substantial body of work, capturing the hearts of traditional music enthusiasts. Notable releases include "16 Auténticos Temas," where they showcase their refined skill in the classical repertoire, as well as "Lo Mejor en Rancheras y Huapangos," emphasizing their versatility and depth in these genres. With "Boleros al estilo del trío armonía huasteca," the group demonstrates a smooth romantic flair, while their album "Huapangos Huastecos" solidly reinforces their commitment to the rhythms and stories of the Huasteca region. Albums like "A Todas Las Madrecitas" reflect their cultural sensitivity and social connection to their listeners, celebrating motherhood with their music. Each album released by Trío Armonía Huasteca stands as a testament to their dedication to the musical traditions of Mexico and the vibrancy of Huastecan folk music.

Genres

Trio Huasteco

Latest Release

16 Auténticos Temas

Trío Armonía Huasteca

Album - 16 Tracks - Released April 2, 1999