It is not. Perhaps in the northern part and is because of its closeness to the USA. It has some sort of bad reputation because of drug cartels association.
@@jaimegutier273no man Los Tigres del Norte and Tucanes de Tijuana a popular all over Mexico and they have anti cartel songs like la granja and caballeros de camino. In Mexico norteño music where the main instrument is the accordion is very famous but its considered old school but its gaining a lot of popularity in the younger generations.
@@giovannygutierrez4930 famous where? You can go all over southern Mexico and you won't find a single store or band that has accordion. It is a northerner thing only, or better said, a Texan/American thing, where German immigrants used to play it. For the rest of the country, accordion has a reputation of being associated with drug cartels.
I would like to see the accordion come back to popularity as it once was. My whole family is accordion players and piano too. I just tinker with it but it’s a good pass time.
My mom used to make me take classes for Accordion when I was like 7 or 8 but after 3 years of playing it I got tired and dropped out. Now I'm beginning to make my own music as an R&B Artist and the best part about it is that I'm letting the Accordion into my beats so people can hear it's amazing sound. Another thing by the way, I haven't heard it anywhere nowadays which means it's going to be foreign af to ppl, and I'm glad to be the First Artist to use it. The Accordion's always a vibe haha.
never played it, never rly handled it, yet i find it sounding very interesting, it fits so well in folk which i usually dont listen to, im not even finnish and my favorite accordion songs are muistoja pohjolasta and sakkijarven polkka. i feel like the accordion has had its best time there.
I’ve been trying to research about when the accordion began to inspire music in Latin America. It’s such a distinct sound in cumbia music out of Colombia and all through Central America to Mexico. It’s a very rooted cultural sound in latin music therefore I can appreciate and enjoy the German accordion sound. Like you said, different version.
VelloreM - The accordion arrived in Latin America in the mid 19th century, not too long after it’s invention. It appears that most Latin American accordion styles are about as old as most European accordion styles.
@@jeffvaldez1883 the video is called History of the accordion. he mention 0:54 how it lost it popularity etc. Mexico is the counrty who most uses it til this day. and its one of the most use instruments in Mexico population 127 million and another 30 some million in the U.S.
The accordion arrived as musical instrument to the northern part of mexico due to eastern European indirect influence. The mexicans living nearby happened to like the sound and that's how it was introduced. It is mostly related to cartel style music, thus why isn't popular at all. The mexican style is a direct copy of the German one with slight differences in tune.
Another fun fact, the closing music was "Basketcase" by Green Day, which is nostalgic for me and it also shows that you can play any kind of music on the accordion.
First accordion was made and invented by Cyrill Demian in Vienna in 1829. Buschmann invented the harmonica, not the accordion because the name accordion comes from the fact that the first akkordion could only produce chords! No melodies. 5 buttons on only one side of the accordion and each produced one chord pushing the bellows and ANOTHER chord pulling the bellows. The mundeolin of Buschmann was the beginning of the harmonica.
The accordion is austrian. And noone can say anthing else. If yall google it yall always find the same answer. The inventor of the accordion is an austrian. He got the idea from a similar instrument. Again, invented from an austrian. Its austrian and yall better not steal it from us. The germans already stole us schnitzel, porsche and our national anthem.
he’s says that because he’s american 😂 he should visit Mexico, Brazil or Colombia or maybe some Eastern European countries and he will find out it never left
@@joaquinflores3547 mexico has no accordions either, it is mostly an American thing that the spanish speakers in texas imitated from German-polish accordion players.
It’s super popular in Mexico
It is not. Perhaps in the northern part and is because of its closeness to the USA.
It has some sort of bad reputation because of drug cartels association.
Tejano music. I love it
@@jaimegutier273 cartel association 😂😂
@@jaimegutier273no man Los Tigres del Norte and Tucanes de Tijuana a popular all over Mexico and they have anti cartel songs like la granja and caballeros de camino. In Mexico norteño music where the main instrument is the accordion is very famous but its considered old school but its gaining a lot of popularity in the younger generations.
@@giovannygutierrez4930 famous where?
You can go all over southern Mexico and you won't find a single store or band that has accordion. It is a northerner thing only, or better said, a Texan/American thing, where German immigrants used to play it.
For the rest of the country, accordion has a reputation of being associated with drug cartels.
My grandfather can play the accordian like a pro and beautifully, I absolutely love the accordian
I would like to see the accordion come back to popularity as it once was. My whole family is accordion players and piano too. I just tinker with it but it’s a good pass time.
It is barely promoted in popular media for some reason.
My mom used to make me take classes for Accordion when I was like 7 or 8 but after 3 years of playing it I got tired and dropped out. Now I'm beginning to make my own music as an R&B Artist and the best part about it is that I'm letting the Accordion into my beats so people can hear it's amazing sound. Another thing by the way, I haven't heard it anywhere nowadays which means it's going to be foreign af to ppl, and I'm glad to be the First Artist to use it. The Accordion's always a vibe haha.
Us Mexicans love the accordion my dad's amazing accordion player
was that Basket Case- Green Day at the end? lol
anyway yeah I wanna get an accordion to play sad French music and Mexican music too!
never played it, never rly handled it, yet i find it sounding very interesting, it fits so well in folk which i usually dont listen to, im not even finnish and my favorite accordion songs are muistoja pohjolasta and sakkijarven polkka. i feel like the accordion has had its best time there.
The Mexicans play the accordion the best, I feel. Super catchy
Forgot about how Mexicans use it
Jose Villela While it did get popular in Mexico it’s very much worldwide associated with Eastern European Music
I’ve been trying to research about when the accordion began to inspire music in Latin America. It’s such a distinct sound in cumbia music out of Colombia and all through Central America to Mexico. It’s a very rooted cultural sound in latin music therefore I can appreciate and enjoy the German accordion sound. Like you said, different version.
VelloreM - The accordion arrived in Latin America in the mid 19th century, not too long after it’s invention. It appears that most Latin American accordion styles are about as old as most European accordion styles.
@@jeffvaldez1883 the video is called History of the accordion. he mention 0:54 how it lost it popularity etc. Mexico is the counrty who most uses it til this day. and its one of the most use instruments in Mexico population 127 million and another 30 some million in the U.S.
The accordion arrived as musical instrument to the northern part of mexico due to eastern European indirect influence. The mexicans living nearby happened to like the sound and that's how it was introduced.
It is mostly related to cartel style music, thus why isn't popular at all.
The mexican style is a direct copy of the German one with slight differences in tune.
A fun fact, accordion is the symbol of Brazilian Country, specially in old country music from the German/Italian south.
Another Fun fact, it’s also popular in Colombia, Panama, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and Dominican Republic. I think Uruguay as well.
Another fun fact, the closing music was "Basketcase" by Green Day, which is nostalgic for me and it also shows that you can play any kind of music on the accordion.
It comes from austria
Still used in norteño sounds
Accordion is italian
The Accordion wasn't made in Germany or Italy it was made in Scotland
obviously this guy hasn’t heard “corrido de barrera”
Germany did not invent the accordion. where you get this info. by the way all the top brands of accordians are made in Italy.
Scotland made the aacordian
Yes the top brands are made in Italy but the first accordions were made in Germany.
I'm hella confused right now
First accordion was made and invented by Cyrill Demian in Vienna in 1829. Buschmann invented the harmonica, not the accordion because the name accordion comes from the fact that the first akkordion could only produce chords! No melodies. 5 buttons on only one side of the accordion and each produced one chord pushing the bellows and ANOTHER chord pulling the bellows. The mundeolin of Buschmann was the beginning of the harmonica.
The accordion is austrian. And noone can say anthing else. If yall google it yall always find the same answer. The inventor of the accordion is an austrian. He got the idea from a similar instrument. Again, invented from an austrian. Its austrian and yall better not steal it from us. The germans already stole us schnitzel, porsche and our national anthem.
Coming back??? When did it leave? Have you heard of texmex?
he’s says that because he’s american 😂 he should visit Mexico, Brazil or Colombia or maybe some Eastern European countries and he will find out it never left
@@joaquinflores3547 mexico has no accordions either, it is mostly an American thing that the spanish speakers in texas imitated from German-polish accordion players.
The accordion, like the modern guitar, does not have one single lineage 🙂
They're made in China
STRK 94 not the question posed
It was invented by a Austrian American