Mariachi Music on ride - El Río del Tiempo - Mexico Pavilion - Epcot Center - Walt Disney World скачать в хорошем качестве

Mariachi Music on ride - El Río del Tiempo - Mexico Pavilion - Epcot Center - Walt Disney World

I present to you a version of all the music from the mariachi section of the River of Time attraction at Epcot Center, years ago at Walt Disney World. The mariachi music in the attraction was sung in both English and Spanish as you viewed and passed through some beautiful locations in the country. In some sections, the original audio file, which I cleaned up and is the best available to date, had some kind of background noise, like vinyl, hiss, or old tape—I'm not sure what. Whatever it was, I tried to reduce it as much as possible, and I succeeded somewhat, but not completely. I think the difference is barely noticeable. The image shown is the concept art for a part of the mariachi section near the end of the attraction, where there were many representative puppets dancing and waving to you while the music played. This attraction opened on October 1, 1982, to take you on a journey through different eras, moments, and places in Mexico in chronological order, to showcase and educate about the country when that was more of a focus. At Epcot, you could marvel at everything the ride had to offer. The River of Time was an attraction that took you on a journey through Mexican culture, showcasing everything from the country's prehistory and various other representative moments and places to the modern era. Unfortunately, this beloved attraction closed on January 2, 2007, to make way for "Gran Fiesta Tour: Starring The 3 Caballeros," which has been operating at Epcoto since its opening on April 6, 2007. Fortunately, all is not lost, as the main structures and characters remain. The original boats from that time were possibly reused, with the characters integrated throughout. The new version is quite good, and since there are no significant changes beyond the lighting, music, characters, and logos, it seems more like an indefinite overlay than a retheming. But I admit that Disney will keep it this way as long as the attraction is profitable or there isn't something that justifies its return. Or perhaps they'll add something from Coco there too, but for a pavilion, I prefer the original attraction. Enjoy listening to this relaxing Mexican music while you remember the attraction and Mexico. Audio obtained and isolated from this YouTube video:    • El Rio Del Tiempo | Full Ride Audio (Maste...   This video is published solely for archival, preservation, and entertainment purposes, with no profit or commercial intent. The images and audio shown do not belong to me, credit to their respective owners and proprietors. I dont claim ownership or rights to any original audio or image material used in this video. No intention to infringe on legal rights. All rights belong to Disney #disney #disneyparks #epcot #epcotcenter