Cuarto de Milla and Banda Toro

Cuarto de Milla is a Mexican regional music group well-known for their engaging compositions of Latin and regional Mexican music. Fusing contemporary elements with traditional styles such as banda, ranchera, and corridos, the group has garnered widespread popularity in Latin America and the United States with hit songs like Pensando En Ti and Dos Botellas Y Un Cigarro.

Banda Toro, formed in 1992 in Nochistlán, Zacatecas, Mexico, pioneered the technobanda movement. Known for their energetic fusion of regional Mexican styles like quebradita, cumbia, and ranchera, they achieved widespread recognition with hits such as "La Noche Que Murió Chicago" and "Ríos de Babilonia". Their discography includes albums like "Vuelve a Mí" and "Ritmo Matador," and they have collaborated with artists such as Banda El Recodo.