The mariachi appeared in Mexico in the year:
c. 1900.
The origins of the mariachi can be traced back to the state of Jalisco in western Mexico. While the exact year of its emergence is not pinpointed, the mariachi tradition began to take shape around the turn of the 20th century.
The term "mariachi" originally referred to the music itself, but over time it came to encompass the musicians who played the music as well. Mariachi music is characterized by its energetic rhythms, lively melodies, and the use of traditional Mexican instruments such as the guitar, vihuela, guitarrón, and trumpet.
During the early 1900s, the mariachi began to gain popularity, particularly in the region of Jalisco. Mariachi groups would perform at weddings, festivals, and other social events, becoming an integral part of Mexican culture. Over the years, the mariachi tradition spread throughout Mexico and eventually gained international recognition.
While the mariachi has evolved and incorporated influences from other musical genres, it remains an important symbol of Mexican music and culture. Today, mariachi music continues to be celebrated and performed by musicians both in Mexico and around the world.