Banda Machos and Régulo Caro

Banda Machos, from Jalisco, Mexico, are renowned for pioneering the la quebradita style by blending banda, ranchera, and cumbia. Known for hits like "ZapaMambo," they won a Lo Nuestro Award in 1993 and a Grammy nomination in 2006. With collaborations including Juan Gabriel and Joan Sebastian, their music resonates internationally, topping charts with singles like "Cuatro Meses" and "El Sonidito (Ruidito)." They expertly embraced digital media, achieving massive YouTube views, while selling out concerts globally.

Régulo Caro, born in Los Angeles, California, and raised in Sonora, Mexico, is a prominent regional Mexican singer-songwriter. He is celebrated for his innovative progressive corridos, which fuse traditional sounds with rock and urban rhythms, alongside romantic ballads. Known for his storytelling, Caro's notable songs include "Empujando la Línea" and "El Lujo de Tenerte." His discography features albums like "Carpe Diem (Full Experience)" and "Mi Guitarra y Yo, Vol 5." He has earned a Latin Grammy nomination, a BMI award, and a star on the Las Vegas Walk of Stars, collaborating with artists such as Gerardo Ortíz and Banda MS.