While Tanguma wrote it, the song is frequently performed by groups like Los Broncos de Reynosa , Conjunto Linares , and Montez de Durango .
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. Cerro la Silla (El cerro de la silla)
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) While Tanguma wrote it, the song is frequently
It was famously composed by Antonio Tanguma , a legendary accordionist known as the "King of Polka" in Mexico. While Tanguma wrote it