About Pistolasdeorooficial
Pistolas de Oro is a musical group that is scheduled to perform in California in July 2025. The group has two upcoming concerts, one in El Monte and another in Los Angeles. Tickets for both events are currently available for purchase through Ticketon and Viva El Baile. The El Monte concert, titled "Noche Para Damas," will take place on July 11th at Salon Las Palmas. This event is exclusively for those 21 and over and is presented by Isela Favela Living LLC. In addition to Pistolas de Oro, the Los Angeles concert will feature performances by Jose Maldonado y Su Tropical Sonora, Og El Movimiento, and El Ballet Folklorico de Gary Ferrer.
The "Noche Para Damas" event in El Monte promises an unforgettable night of culture and live music. Pistolas de Oro will bring their vibrant and energetic performance to the stage, creating an atmosphere of celebration. Attendees can expect a high-energy show filled with authentic regional music. Tickets for the El Monte concert are available in two tiers: General admission and VIP. General admission tickets cost $61.25, while VIP tickets are priced at $161.00. Both ticket types are subject to additional service charges. Ticketon is the official vendor for this event, offering a secure and convenient platform for purchasing tickets.
The Los Angeles concert, titled "Pistolas De Oro & Mas En Los Angeles," will be held on July 12th at MYSTYX. This event also has a 21+ age restriction and is presented by Isela Favela Living LLC. The concert will feature a diverse lineup of artists, including Pistolas de Oro, Jose Maldonado y Su Tropical Sonora, Og El Movimiento, and El Ballet Folklorico de Gary Ferrer. Attendees can expect a night of unforgettable harmonies and a vibrant atmosphere filled with regional music. Tickets for the Los Angeles concert are available in General and VIP tiers. General admission tickets are priced at $50.75, while VIP tickets cost $161.00, both subject to service charges.
Regional Mexican music is a vibrant and diverse genre that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Mexico and the Mexican diaspora. It encompasses a wide range of styles, including mariachi, banda, norteño, and conjunto, each with its unique instrumentation, rhythms, and lyrical themes. Mariachi, perhaps the most iconic form of regional Mexican music, features ensembles of violins, trumpets, guitars, and a guitarrón (a large acoustic bass). Banda music, characterized by its brass-heavy sound, incorporates elements of polka, waltz, and other European genres. Norteño music, popular in northern Mexico and the southwestern United States, typically features accordion, bajo sexto (a 12-string guitar), bass, and drums. Conjunto music, closely related to norteño, often includes a saxophone in addition to the accordion and other instruments.