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Cinco de Mayo (5th of May) is a Mexican holiday that can be observed voluntarily; the date is observed in the United States and other locations around the world as a celebration of Mexican heritage and pride, not Mexico's Independence Day, which is September 16; traditional Mexican Mariachi music. Instrumental, Latin Music, Mariachi
Great Latin female pop vocal track perfect for a film or TV project ala James Bond or a sexy, suspenseful action adventure; intriguing and haunting lyrics; bossa nova feel; contemporary Latin pop song, lyrics, and rhythm ala Basia, Sade, etc. Female Vocals, Latin Music, Latin Pop Ballads
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music for video,
music for film,
royalty-free production music,
royalty free music loops,
music library,
royalty-free songs,
independent music,
royalty free music downloads,
production music library,
cheap royalty free music,
music licensing,
stock music sound effects,
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license music,
stock music clips,
business music,
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Elizabeth C. Axford
