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Father and daughter members of La Familia Mora Ariaga playing marimba at Mexican Independence Day celebration - Florida City, Florida.

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Image Number

FA5774

Photographer

Sommers, Laurie Kay

Date

1985

Date Note

Photographed in September 1985.

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Collection

Folklife collection
Series 1667, Bureau of Florida Folklife Programs Florida Folklife Archives Florida Folklife fieldwork photographs, slides, and negatives:Metro Dade Fieldwork, Color Slides, Laurie Sommers, 1985 ; Box 1, FF12

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Florida City (Fla.)
Miami-Dade County (Fla.)

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Florida Folklife Program.
Miami-Dade Folklife Survey.
La Familia Mora Ariaga (Musical group)

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1 slide - col. - 35 mm.

Father and daughter members of La Familia Mora Ariaga playing marimba at Mexican Independence Day celebration - Florida City, Florida.

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Father and daughter members of La Familia Mora Ariaga playing marimba at Mexican Independence Day celebration - Florida City, Florida.

Subject

Music--Performance

Marimba

Percussion instruments

Musical instruments

Mexicans--Clothing

Ethnic costume

Sombreros (Hats)

Decorative arts

Domestic arts

Personal adornment

Practices

Community rites--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Belief and custom

Arts (Performing)--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Musical traditions, Latin American and Caribbean

Musical traditions, Mexican

Songs, ethnic

Songs, Mexican

Secular festivals--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Ethnic patriotic celebrations

Mexican Independence Day

Ethnicity, Mexico

Ethnicity, Latin American and Caribbean

Mariachi

Folk music--Mexico

Popular music--Mexico

Bands (Music)--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Musical groups--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Musicians--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Entertainers--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Performing arts--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Mexican Americans--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Material culture--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Miami

Recreation--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Manners and customs

Ethnic festivals--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Festivals--Florida--Dade County--Miami-Dade County--Florida City

Instrumentalists

Creator

Sommers, Laurie Kay

Date

1985

Identifier

FA5774

Image URL

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Thumbnail

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Date Note

Photographed in September 1985.

Geographic Term

Florida City (Fla.)

Miami-Dade County (Fla.)

Color

color

Physical Description

1 slide - col. - 35 mm.

Series Title

Folklife collection

Folklife Collection Series 1667, Bureau of Florida Folklife Programs Florida Folklife Archives Florida Folklife fieldwork photographs, slides, and negatives:Metro Dade Fieldwork, Color Slides, Laurie Sommers, 1985 ; Box 1, FF12

Shelf Number

Shelf number: SNS1667B1FF12.

Subject - Corporate

Florida Folklife Program.

Miami-Dade Folklife Survey.

La Familia Mora Ariaga (Musical group)

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Chicago Manual of Style

Sommers, Laurie Kay. Father and daughter members of La Familia Mora Ariaga playing marimba at Mexican Independence Day celebration - Florida City, Florida. 1985. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/111553>, accessed 26 September 2023.

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Sommers, Laurie Kay. Father and daughter members of La Familia Mora Ariaga playing marimba at Mexican Independence Day celebration - Florida City, Florida. 1985. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 26 Sep. 2023.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/111553>

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(State Archives of Florida/Sommers)

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