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If you are looking for the best Garibaldi guided tours in Mexico City, we have something for you. Wayak is a tourism agency that has the safest most comprehensive tours to the many attractions to be found in Mexico. Today we want to tell you a little more about Garibaldi and the many benefits of traveling with us, contact us to know more about this.
Definitely one of the most characteristic places and Mexico's mariachi headquarters is Plaza Garibaldi, a representative place for being full of history, tradition, celebration and, of course, Mexican music. The music is also an amazing attraction of this place, so don't you miss it. Come discover it with Wayak's Garibaldi guided tours in Mexico.
By way of introduction, we say that the Plaza Garibaldi is located in the center of the late pre-Hispanic neighborhood Texcatzoncátl, which was mainly inhabited by potters and growers of maguey. During the year 1850 Garibaldi was born, it was then known as the Plazuela de Jardín, later it was awarded the name of Marketplace Plaza.
It was not until 1921 that it was given the name of Plaza Garibaldi, after the centenary of the consummation of national independence. It was given that name to honor Guissepe Garibaldi, who enlisted in the ranks Madero in 1911. Book your Garibaldi guided tours in Mexico City, and discover the many fun things to do in Plaza Garibaldi.
Mariachi was introduced in 1920 to the city of Mexico by Cirilo Marmolejo with the Coculense mariachi and a permit allowing him to play anywhere in the city given by President Pascual Ortiz. Cirilo Marmolejo began playing in the Tenampa, known as the most famous mariachi bar. Wayak will take you to Tenampa with our Garibaldi guided tours in Mexico.
Since then, the Mariachi Garibaldi Plaza has been characterized as the home of Mexican music and culture of Mexican music. The most famous Mexican composers have worked or at least frequented this place through the year, and who knows, you may see someone famous during your Garibaldi guided tours in Mexico City.