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It is a Polka Norteña , a style heavily influenced by European musical traditions (German, Czech, and Polish) that integrated into Mexican culture in the 19th and 20th centuries.

In Ballet Folklórico , the song is used for regional dances from Nuevo León. These dances often involve fast footwork ( zapateado ), jumping steps ( saltitos ), and are typically performed in traditional costumes representing the northern frontier. The Landmark: Cerro de la Silla (Mountain) Cerro la Silla (El cerro de la silla)

The song is named after the mountain that serves as the visual symbol of Monterrey. It is a Polka Norteña , a style

While Tanguma wrote it, the song is frequently performed by groups like Los Broncos de Reynosa , Conjunto Linares , and Montez de Durango . The Landmark: Cerro de la Silla (Mountain) The

It was famously composed by Antonio Tanguma , a legendary accordionist known as the "King of Polka" in Mexico.