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- www.newmexicopbs.org - Known as a "Living Legend" of the Las Vegas and Mora communities, musician Tonie Apodaca invites New Mexico PBS into her tiny home to hear stories and music of her life in Northern New Mexico. With a musical career that spans fifty years, Tonie's repertoire includes many local favorites. She plays original songs such as "My Beautiful Dahlias," as well as songs she learned from her parents, who were musicians as well.
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My mom is 90 and needs 24 hr care. This video is part of her daily routine. Loves her music..she even sometimes plays her guitar along with Tony. Beautiful and talented musician.
Rip and bless you for your contribution to my mother's joy .
Thank you so much! Her accent makes me homesick for southern Colorado!
I took my elderly mother to listen to Antonia Apodaca in a school in Santa Fe, New Mexico many years ago when I worked at LANL and Las Hermanas Del Norte sponsored her music and my mother enjoyed listening to her music that she didnt want to come home that night. Now I am 82 yrs old and still listen to Antonia's music on utube and my mother has been in heaven since the year 2004 together with Antonia listening to her music over there. We should have more of that beautiful music nowadays in our New Mexico to keep people young and happy like in those days. Most of the elderly musicians have already died. Another musician in our area in those days was Eusebio Martinez from Medanales, New Mexico who played all kinds of instruments and did La Entrega de Los Novios for weddings and it was so beautiful. We don't have dances like in those days now. Maybe if we had music and dances like in those days there wouldn't be so much crime in the streets. At least the young and old were more orderly in those days.
My grandma - Trujillo was maiden name grew up in Las Vegas NM. Now I know - my grandma loved music, lots of pictures on the walls, family and life.
I met Toni and jammed with her at the North American Folk Alliance Conference in Tucson in 1992, I also met Jeanie at that conference as well. Toni taught me some great insights to the accordion which i used later when i was recording my CD which i released in 1994 titled Vamos A LA Playa. I grew up listening and playing to this style of music where i was born and raised in a small Arizona town along the Mexican border called Nogales. I have some CD's that Toni gave me of her music and I enjoy listening to them regularly.
Are her cds on any of streaming services like Apple Music, Pandora, or Tidal?
My parents had her for dinner and a small party for a young man Brennan and another one of their friends in La Vegas New Mexico about 10 years ago hope she is doing good my parents passed away five years ago miss them too.
I want to thank my friend Debbie for introducing me to Antonia I had the pleasure of playing with her several times in her little house !
Esta es puro Nuevo Mexicana,
Que Viva Nuevo Mexico USA. El mejor de todo mundo
“Todo el mundo.”**
@@LewisC-iu3hhyou a New Mexican Hispano nationalist too brother?
@@eliseomartinez7911 I’m a Hispanic nationalist, sure. I support Hispanic culture worldwide. We need to promote the Spanish language, and all Hispanic culture and traditions. Don’t let the Anglos eliminate our 2000+ year old history. But I’m not from New Mexico.
@@eliseomartinez7911🤔
@@rattlesnake63 what?
Being a manito from NM I just love this music and the culture this beautiful state has. If not for my wife I would LOVE to live back in Nuevo Mexico.
RIP ANTONIA I'M SO GRATEFUL TOO HAVE COOKED FOR YOU. I WISH I COULD OF DONE MORE FOR HER LOVE NICHOLAS ROLANDO WOW I'M HONORED I GOT TO SEE HER EVERYDAY BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER
I remember hearing that song! On he radio when my mom use to put it on when I was young... Oh my darling clementine. It was a nice song to.. Thank you for sharing your beautiful memories. So beautiful.
God bless these women.
Thanks for sharing this awesome inspiration of a woman in music....
It’s really a gift! I’m glad as a san antonian that I just discovered her.
I loved this! Amazing artist! Wow.
So great!! Thank you for this video
So many ladies like that Here in New Mexico
I Love this video Tonie, please post more, I think your great, true folk songs. Thank You, Smokeyjoe
This is precious!
Great that the memories are preserved here!
very cool,,, i love this stuff,, what a great bunch of people
Beautiful music
NM musica. Viva!!!!!
I LOVE THIS ...,TONIE WE'D LOVE MORE OF THIS MUSIC DID YOU EVER PLAY IN SAPELLO AT THE OLD POST OFFICE WHEN THEY HAD DANCES THERE ?
I love at 16:36 when she sings Negra and they translate it as dear. My dad always called my mom Negra and sometimes he calls me Negra too.
The “Apodaca” surname is very common in Nuevo Mexico and northern Mexico. I’ve met many people from Nuevo León and Chihuahua with this surname. I think there’s a city in Nuevo León with this name, Apodaca.
I’ve never heard it in Texas.
@@thekingofmoney2000 odd, what part of Tejas are you from?
Me
The southwest culture is mexican. They were ruled by Mexico city since it was the capital of new spain.
Ook woodie Guthrie. The thing is... Is that you're wrong. Nuevo Mexico has always been Nuevo Mexico.
You are actually correct. The first settlers in New Mexico were from Sonora. Some people like Noh Nahme will figure that out someday.
You are correct then we have those internal racists who insist they are pure Spanish bwahaha
The original new mexican families came from Zacatecas and Mexico city. Some were mestizos and some were full blood spanish. Then they mixed with the indians of new mexico.
No us new mexicans are spanish/native americans. Not mexicans. People get it wrong.
Just amazing..