**The authentic Mexican mariachi experience in Poland**

It’s missing the first part that it’s more an introduction and having historical facts with cited sources:

Mariachi Monarka is a Warsaw-based ensemble dedicated to bringing the vibrant sounds of mariachi — the iconic traditional Mexican music — to audiences in Poland. Mariachi is a hallmark of Mexican culture, originating in the western regions of Mexico (especially the state of Jalisco and neighboring states) and dating back to the 18th century. It was recognized by UNESCO in 2011 as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity for its profound cultural significance. A typical mariachi group features violins, trumpets, and guitars (including the high-pitched vihuela and the deep-toned guitarrón bass), with musicians dressed in the signature charro suits – the ornate, embroidered attire of Mexican horsemen. The music’s repertoire is famous for its emotional depth and breadth: mariachi performances can range from upbeat folk rhythms that get your feet tapping to soul-stirring ballads that tug at the heartstrings.  Songs often tell stories of love, heartbreak, joy, patriotism, and the beauty of everyday life, connecting listeners to the spirit and traditions of Mexico. With professionalism, warmth, and a dash of light humor, Mariachi Monarka delivers an authentic taste of this rich musical heritage in Poland – traditional mariachi music presented with passion and heartfelt alegría (joy), uniting Mexican and Polish hearts through the universal language of music including the melodies and rhythm of the accordion along with its polish polka and folk roots.