| ACT 1 | Sung By |
|---|
| How (Now) Do You Account for That? | Captain Carmona (an offier in the Mexican army) and Chorus |
| United We Stand | Rodrigo Cortinez (a Mexican of wealth and leader of the revolutionis) and Chorus |
| Take Care, Senor | Senorita Margarita Juarez (daughter of the governor of a Mexican state) and Rodrigo Cortinez (a Mexican of wealth and leader of the revolutionis) |
| Hark to the Voice of Your Lover | Juan Adrian (an Indian pulque seller) |
| The Fickle Weather Vane | Tita (an Indian girl, vender of pottery) |
| (I Am) The Wizard of Wall Street | Johnny Rocks (a Wall Street Broker) |
| Graft | Johnny Rocks (a Wall Street Broker), Tita (an Indian girl, vender of pottery) and Chorus |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
|---|
| (The) Lorelei | Juan Adrian (an Indian pulque seller) |
| We've Got a Lot to Learn | Johnny Rocks (a Wall Street Broker) and Tita (an Indian girl, vender of pottery) |
| Mrs. O'Ho | Johnny Rocks (a Wall Street Broker) |
| Major Margery | Tita (an Indian girl, vender of pottery) and Chorus |
| I've Heard So Much About You | Rodrigo Cortinez (a Mexican of wealth and leader of the revolutionis) and Tita (an Indian girl, vender of pottery) |
| ACT 3 | Sung By |
|---|
| The Bolero | Senorita Margarita Juarez (daughter of the governor of a Mexican state), Johnny Rocks (a Wall Street Broker), Captain Carmona (an offier in the Mexican army) and Senora Mendoza (aunt to Tita) |
| I Was Just Supposing | Tita (an Indian girl, vender of pottery), Rodrigo Cortinez (a Mexican of wealth and leader of the revolutionis) and Senora Mendoza (aunt to Tita) |
