Alejandra Guzmán, known as La Guzmán, is a Mexican singer, songwriter, and actress. Regarded as the Queen of Mexican Rock and Bad Girl of Latin Pop, she is known for explicit lyrics, raspy contralto vocals, and bold stage shows. A Grammy nominee and Latin Grammy winner, she has sold over 12 million records across a three-decade career.
Los Tigres del Norte is an internationally successful norteño group formed by Mexican brothers and their cousin, based in California. Known for their accordion-based polka music infused with diverse rhythms and social storytelling, their breakthrough 1974 single Contrabando y Traición established them in the U.S. and launched the modern narcocorrido movement.
Banda Los Recoditos, formed in 1989 in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, is a highly successful regional Mexican band. With over three decades of trajectory, they have won Latin Grammy, Billboard, and Lo Nuestro awards, earned Gold and Platinum albums, and performed at iconic venues like the Auditorio Nacional.
Grupo Frontera is a five-member Mexican music group known for norteño and cumbia sounds. They collaborated with Bad Bunny on the chart-topping hit un x100to, which reached number one on the Billboard Global 100. They also won a Latin Grammy for Best Norteño Album.
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.
Born in Louisiana, sisters Hanna and Ashley Perez Moza form the Latin pop, rock, and country duo Ha*Ash. Signed by Sony Music as teens, they released their platinum-certified self-titled debut in 2003. Known for hits like Odio Amarte and Perdón, Perdón, they earned numerous awards, chart success, and notable collaborations.
Marisela is a Mexican-American singer and actress known as La Dama de Hierro. A prominent exponent of the romantic ballad, she has sold over 40 million albums and achieved major chart success, placing every song from an album in the Billboard top 10.
Formed in Madrid in the 1980s, Hombres G is an iconic Spanish pop rock band featuring David Summers, Dani Mezquita, Rafa Gutiérrez, and Javi Molina. They achieved massive fame as a generational phenomenon with hit songs like Devuélveme a mi chica and Marta tiene un marcapasos.
Molotov es una legendaria banda mexicana de rock en español formada en 1995. Con tres décadas de trayectoria, son un referente internacional del rock latino gracias a clásicos como Gimme the Power, Voto Latino y Puto.
Los Invasores de Nuevo León es un grupo norteño mexicano fundado en 1980, considerado referente del género. Son conocidos por temas como Laurita Garza, Clave 7, Ni Dada La Quiero, La Costumbre y Bajo Mil Llaves.
Reik are a Latin pop trio from Mexicali, Baja California, known across Latin America for romantic ballads. Formed in 2003, they broke through with chart-topping singles like Yo Quisiera and Noviembre sin Ti, earning a Latin Grammy win for Un Dia Mas.
Gloria Trevi is an influential Latin artist with a career spanning over three decades and more than 30 million records sold worldwide. Recognized by Billboard Latin, Premio Lo Nuestro, and the BMI President's Award, she is also a Latin Grammy nominee and a top-selling touring artist.
Bronco, originaria de Apodaca, Nuevo León, es una icónica agrupación de música regional mexicana especializada en el estilo grupero con más de 45 años de trayectoria. Han lanzado más de 20 álbumes y vendido más de 20 millones de copias.
Colombian singer, songwriter, and guitarist Juanes achieved global acclaim singing exclusively in Spanish. Emerging with his 2000 debut Fíjate Bien, he won numerous Latin Grammys and global hits like A Dios le Pido and Fotografía with Nelly Furtado.
Regional Mexican singer Alicia Villarreal rose to fame as the vocalist of top-selling Grupo Límite before launching a successful solo career with albums like Soy Lo Prohibido and the Grammy-nominated Orgullo de Mujer. Known for hits blending norteno and Latin pop, she later released La Jefa and La Villarreal.
Sin Bandera es un dúo de pop latino romántico conformado por Leonel García y Noel Schajris. Es considerado uno de los proyectos más influyentes del género, destacando por su sensibilidad musical, letras emotivas y múltiples éxitos en listas de popularidad que le han valido importantes reconocimientos internacionales.
Formed in 1993 in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, norteño group Pesado was founded by Beto Zapata and Pepe Elizondo. Known for gold and platinum albums like Piensame un Momento, which earned a Grammy nomination, the band celebrates regional Mexican traditions through extensive releases and hits.
Led by Alejandro Lora, Mexican Latin rock pioneers El Tri began in the late sixties as Three Souls in My Mind. They achieved a gold record with their 1985 release Simplemente el Tri, featuring hit singles Triste Canción de Amor and Vicioso del Rocanrol.
Born in New York and raised in Puerto Rico, Elvis Crespo is a tropical music artist best known for his record-breaking debut album Suavemente. The multi-platinum release featured massive global hits like Suavemente and Tu Sonrisa, earning 27 Billboard charted singles.
Danna, nacida en Ciudad de México, es una destacada cantante, actriz y compositora mexicana. Con más de 25 años de carrera, ha explorado géneros como pop y reguetón, enfocándose en letras de empoderamiento y amor. Ha sido nominada al Latin Grammy y Premios Juventud. Su álbum "CHILDSTAR" y documental en Disney+ destacan su influencia.
Duelo, from Roma, Texas, is a prominent norteño and Tejano band known for heartfelt ballads and romantic themes. Their musical style blends traditional accordion and bajo sexto with modern production. They achieved chart-topping success with albums like "Necesito Más de Ti" and "Solamente Tú," earning Latin Grammy and Billboard nominations. Popular songs include "Amiga Soledad" and "Puño de Diamantes." Recent releases include "Colección Acústica Vol.1".
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.
Dominican-born, NJ-raised Raúl Acosta “El Presidente” founded merengue group Oro Sólido (1994); hits “Esta Cache,” “La Tanga,” “La Paleta”; featured in Shaft.
Miami-born singer-songwriter Elena Rose is a Latin Grammy nominee. Raised between Puerto Rico and Venezuela, she wrote hits for Becky G, Rauw Alejandro and Selena Gomez, launched solo in 2020 with Sandunga, and has featured on Bad Bunny’s Party.
Formed in Mexico City in 1994, Los Askis is a pioneering Mexican Andean cumbia group. With decades of history, they are recognized as a leading cumbia andina group in Latin America, known for promoting Mexican culture through their colorful attire and collaborations like Amorcito Ya No Llores with Mexikolombia.
Born Eduardo Mora Hernández in Nuevo León, Mexico, Lalo Mora is a regional Mexican singer known for accordion-driven norteño, rancheras, and corridos. He fronted Los Invasores de Nuevo León (1980–1993) before launching a successful solo career.
Fey es cantante, compositora y productora mexicana de pop en español, nominada al Latin Grammy. Debutó en 1995 con Fey y saltó a la fama con “Azúcar Amargo” y “Ni Tú Ni Nadie”. La Fuerza del Destino le dio su primera nominación; Primera Fila fue oro.
