Juan Bottesini

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Juan Bottesini was an Italian-Mexican maestro. He won a competition to compose music to the Mexican national anthem, but it was rejected due to aesthetics. However, he was present in Mexico to perform the first rendition of the anthem on September 15, 1854. [1]

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