Luis R Conriquez

17 concerts

Luis R. Conriquez, from Sonora, Mexico, is a modern corridos and banda artist known for hits like "El Buho." Signed to Kartel Music, he's released 10+ albums, collaborated with Peso Pluma and Grupo Firme, and boasts 50M+ views on his top video.

Grupo Firme

15 concerts

Grupo Firme, formed in Tijuana in 2013 with Sinaloa roots, blends versatile musical styles. With frontman Eduin Caz, they've achieved sold-out success across the Americas. Managed by Isael Gutiérrez, their impactful collaboration with Music VIP Entertainment in 2017 elevated their career, transitioning from underground corridos to mainstream acclaim. Their "¡Y Puro Grupo Firme!" catchphrase underscores their popularity.

Majo Aguilar

2 concerts

Majo Aguilar, born in Mexico City and part of the renowned Aguilar musical family, is known for heartfelt compositions on love and life. She aspires to connect with the world through her music and dance.

DannyLux

2 concerts

DannyLux, born in California to Mexican immigrants, gained fame with his "Alternative-Sierreño" sound. Known for "24:7" and "Jugaste y Sufri," he has been nominated for Premio Lo Nuestro and Latin American Music Awards and won a BMI Award. The first Música Mexicana artist on A Colors Show and NPR's Tiny Desk, he keeps redefining regional Mexican music, performing at Coachella and earning a spot in Billboard's 21 Under 21.

Remmy Valenzuela

4 concerts

Remmy Valenzuela, born in Guasave, Sinaloa, is a Mexican chart-topping singer-songwriter and virtuoso accordionist. Known for his festive tenor voice and fusion of banda, norteño, and cumbia, he rose to fame with hits like "Te Olvidare" and "Te Tocó Perder." His albums "De Alumno a Maestro" and "Mi Vida en Vida" topped Latin and Regional Mexican charts. A Latin Grammy nominee, he's collaborated with artists like Marc Antonio Solis. Valenzuela's gripping personal stories and dynamic performances captivate audiences across Mexico and the U.S.

Los Horóscopos De Durango

22 concerts

Chicago-based Los Horóscopos de Durango, led by sisters Vicky and Marisol Terrazas, pioneered the female-led duranguense style, winning Latin Grammys and Billboard awards. Known for hits like "Nos Acostumbramos," they've collaborated with Edwin Luna and Gloria Trevi, selling out venues across the Americas.

Kevin Aguilar

2 concerts

Kevin Aguilar, from Estado de México, blends pop latino and regional Mexican styles. Winner of La Voz Kids México, he was also nominated for a Latin Grammy as Best New Artist.

Damaris Bojor

2 concerts

Dámaris Bojor, from Hermosillo, Mexico, blends regional Mexican and folk in her "Folkpirano" style. Known for hits like "Nube De Paso," she paints vivid, emotional lyrics and has collaborated with Juan Cirerol.