Diatonic Accordion with a Tex-Mex Flavor

Tex-Mex music is a unique blend of German and Mexican cultures that originated in Texas, fusing Latin folk music with Polka rhythms to create a style known as Norteño. At the heart of Norteño music is the diatonic accordion, known for its crisp and lively tones. Unlike chromatic accordions, diatonics have push buttons on both the bass and treble sides.

The Hohner Corona series is specially crafted to complement Tex-Mex music and Latin folk traditions, making it a perfect choice for musicians looking to explore these genres. However, the versatility of the Corona II diatonic accordion extends beyond Tex-Mex, making it suitable for European folk, Americana, rock, pop, and more.

Featuring 31 treble-side buttons and 12 bass-side buttons, the Corona II offers players a wide range of rich melodies and deep bass tones. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, this accordion is favored by professionals and advanced players for its quality construction and exceptional sound.

With a stunning finish and elegant ornamentation, the Corona II is sure to stand out on stage and impress audiences with its sweet, melodious tones. Discover the beauty and versatility of the Hohner Corona II diatonic accordion.

• Diatonic Accordion in the Keys of GCF (SOL) with 31 Treble Buttons 12 Bass Buttons - Red