Art Nouveau portrait of a mariachi in a burgundy charro suit and sombrero, playing a classical guitar.

A vertical Art Nouveau portrait of a distinguished Mexican composer and mariachi from the Belle Époque, illustrated in the refined style of an Alphonse Mucha poster. He represents the element of Fire. He is a passionate performer known for his fiery charisma and romantic compositions. He stands proudly with a confident and warm expression, his gaze intense yet graceful, embodying the soul of Latin music. He wears an elegant charro-inspired suit made of deep burgundy velvet with golden embroidery depicting sunbursts and stylized flames along the lapels, cuffs, and trouser seams. The jacket features ornate gold buttons and a matching boutonnière pin, complemented by a deep red rose pinned to the lapel at heart level, its single glossy green leaf adding a touch of freshness. Beneath it, he wears a crisp white high-collar shirt and a wide scarlet bow tie — typical of early mariachi attire — adorned at the center with a golden brooch shaped like a radiant sun. A tooled brown leather belt with brass accents cinches his waist. On his head rests a traditional medium-brim burgundy sombrero, richly trimmed with golden embroidery and a matching silk carmine red ribbon. In his hands, he holds a finely crafted classical guitar made of warm cedar wood with golden inlays, playing it gracefully as if caught mid-performance. His posture is upright and expressive, both hands naturally positioned on the instrument — one strumming, the other fretting the strings. He has sun-kissed skin, See more