Besame Mucho Austin in Austin - Mar 2, 2024

Elvis Crespo

1 concert

Born in NYC and raised in Puerto Rico, Elvis Crespo is a merengue star known for hits like "Suavemente" and "Tu Sonrisa," with 27 Billboard charted singles and record-breaking success.

Alejandra Guzmán

3 concerts

Alejandra Guzmán, “La Reina Del Rock” mexicana, ha vendido 25M+ discos. Premiada con Latin Grammys y ASCAP, es famosa por "Volverte a Amar" y su energía escénica única.

Los Tigres Del Norte

31 concerts

Los Tigres del Norte, from Sinaloa, Mexico, are renowned for transforming norteño music into mainstream pop. Known for hits like "Contrabando y Traición," their unique blend of accordion-driven music with boleros and rock rhythms narrates stories of everyday struggles. With over 70 albums, many chart-toppers, and multiple Grammys, they’ve collaborated with artists like Andrés Calamaro and Marc Antonio Solis. Famous for performing at Folsom Prison and their MTV Unplugged session, they continue to address social themes impacting Mexican-Americans.

Banda Los Recoditos

17 concerts

Born in Mazatlán, BANDA LOS RECODITOS, initially named by Cruz Lizárraga and José Ángel Espinoza in 1989, have acclaimed international awards like Latin Grammy and Billboard. Known for significant performances and high album sales.

Grupo Frontera

2 concerts

Grupo Frontera, con seis miembros, destaca en música norteña y cumbia. Colaboraron con Bad Bunny en el éxito global “un x100to.” Ganaron el Latin Grammy 2024 a Mejor Álbum de Música Norteña.

Ramón Ayala

18 concerts

Accordion virtuoso Ramón Ayala, born to musician Ramón Covarrubias, formed Relampagos del Norte with Cornelio Reyna, later leading Los Bravos del Norte. Known for hits like "Ya No Llores," he has released over 60 albums, excelling in norteño with love songs, rancheras, and corridos.

Pesado

9 concerts

Pesado, formed in 1993 by Beto Zapata and Pepe Elizondo in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, is famed for its norteño style. Known for hits like "Eso Me Gusta," they achieved gold status and a Grammy nomination. Their album "Gracias por Tu Amor" tackled societal issues, and they celebrated their 20th anniversary with concerts featuring Celso Piña and Raul Hernandez. Noteworthy collaborations include Mariachi San Luis, and they honored norteño legends like Los Alegres de Terán. With chart-topping singles, they've changed labels but maintained their popularity.

Caifanes

25 concerts

Formed in 1986, Caifanes is a Mexican band known for their unique and timeless rock sound, captivating generations with emotive concerts and unforgettable music.

Ha*Ash

13 concerts

Louisiana-born Ha*Ash, sisters Hanna and Ashley Perez Moza, excel in rock, pop, and country. Hits like "Odio Amarte" made their debut album go platinum. Known for singles "No Te Quiero Nada" and collaborations with Brandi Carlisle & Alejandro Fernández. Won multiple awards including MTV Agents of Change.

Marisela

20 concerts

Marisela, "La Dama de Hierro," is a Mexican-American singer famed for romantic ballads. Known for her voice, sensuality, and blonde hair, she sold over 40M albums and achieved 750M+ Spotify streams. The only Spanish singer with an album getting all songs in The Billboard Top 10, she collaborated with Joan Sebastian and Marco Antonio Solís. Influencing stars like Jenni Rivera and Thalía, her music's been covered by artists such as Lucero and Yuridia.

Molotov

8 concerts

Molotov, icónica banda de rock en español de México, lleva 30 años conquistando escenarios globales con éxitos atemporales como "Gimme the Power" y "Puto".

Los Invasores De Nuevo León

8 concerts

Los Invasores de Nuevo León, a legendary Mexican norteño group founded in 1980, is known for hits like "Laurita Garza" and "Clave 7," shaping modern norteño music.

Reik

6 concerts

Reik, a Latin pop trio from Mexicali, is renowned for romantic ballads. They won a Latin Grammy for "Peligro" and charted hits like "Yo Quisiera." Formed in 2003, they worked with producers Vázquez and Cibrian.

Gloria Trevi

9 concerts

Born in Mexico, Gloria Trevi, a revered Latin artist, has sold over 30 million records and holds multiple Billboard Latin and Premio Lo Nuestro awards. Known for electrifying tours and powerful songwriting, she's also a Latin GRAMMY nominee and a top touring artist in North America.

Sin Bandera

8 concerts

Sin Bandera, a Mexican-Argentinian duo formed by Noel Schajris and Leonel García, is known for romantic ballads. Their debut album featured the hit "Entra en Mi Vida," and they've collaborated with Camila on the "4 Latidos Tour." Popular albums include "Sin Bandera" and "De Viaje."

El Tri

5 concerts

Mexican band El Tri, led by Alejandro Lora, began as Three Souls in My Mind in the '60s. They pioneered Latin rock, earning a gold record for "Simplemente el Tri" with hits like "Triste Canción de Amor." Known for their energetic performances, they have released several live albums and received accolades including a Mexican Cinematographic Academy award and a Grammy nomination.

Belanova

1 concert

Belanova, a pop trio from Guadalajara, gained fame with disco-pop hits like "Por Ti" and "Tus Ojos." Their album Dulce Beat earned Latin Grammy nods and wide acclaim.

Bronco

15 concerts

Bronco, from Apodaca, Nuevo León, masters regional Mexican music with baladas, cumbias, and rancheras. Known for 20+ albums and 20M+ sales, they’ve won awards like Lo Nuestro and El Heraldo. Notable performances include Estadio Azteca and Cryptot.com Arena. Members: José Guadalupe Esparza, René Guadalupe Esparza, José Adán Esparza, Javier Cantú, Arsenio Guajardo.

Oro Solido

1 concert

Dominican-born Raul Acosta leads Oro Solido, a top merengue group known for hits like "Esta Cache" and "La Tanga." Signed by Sony, they've had major success since the '90s.

Juanes

6 concerts

Colombian singer-songwriter Juanes, known for rock and Latin fusion, rose to fame with hits like "A Dios le Pido" and "La Camisa Negra." He won over 20 Latin Grammys and 4 Grammys, collaborating with Nelly Furtado and others. Juanes topped global charts with albums like Un Día Normal and Mi Sangre, blending genres from boleros to heavy metal. With his unique style and social activism, he became one of the most influential Latin artists, highlighted by his 2019 Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year honor.

Los Askis

3 concerts

Born in Mexico City in 1994, Los Askis is a pioneering Cumbia Andina group known for vibrant performances. With tracks like "Amorcito Ya No Llores," they promote Mexican culture in collaboration with Mexikolombia.

Alicia Villarreal

14 concerts

Mexican singer Alicia Villarreal rose to fame with Grupo Límite before going solo with hits like "Soy Lo Prohibido." Grammy-nominated for "Orgullo de Mujer," she’s known for blending norteño and Latin pop with traditional Mexican styles. Collaborated with Ha*Ash and husband Cruz Martinez.

Fey

2 concerts

Mexican electropop icon Fey has 30 years of success with 7 studio albums, 12M+ records sold, tours across Americas and Europe, and hits blending pop with ‘80s electronic sounds.

Belinda

2 concerts

Duelo

1 concert

Elena Rose

10 concerts

Besame Mucho Austin in Austin, TX

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Circuit of the Americas

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