Jaime Nunó

Composer of the Mexican National Anthem

Jaime Nunó - Composer of the Mexican National Anthem
Born

September 8th, 1824
200 years ago

Died

1908
117 years ago — 84 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Mexico

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A Spanish-American composer, conductor, and director contributed significantly to music in Mexico. Born in Spain and later emigrating to the United States, became recognized for composing the music for the Mexican National Anthem, which solidified a lasting cultural legacy. In addition to composition, engaged in conducting and musical direction, influencing music education and performance within the community.

Composed the music of 'Himno Nacional Mexicano'

Served as conductor for various orchestras

Directed music programs and educational initiatives

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