Cuisillos and El Coyote

José Ángel Ledesma Quintero, "El Coyote," born in Coyotitán, Sinaloa, Mexico, is a celebrated banda and regional Mexican singer. Known for his powerful vocals and fusing ranchero, banda, and norteño styles, he boasts hits like "Arboles de la Barranca," "Para Impresionarte," and "Suspiros." He was a vocalist for La Original Banda El Limón before launching his solo career with "Aquí Me Quedaré" and has received Latin Grammy nominations for Best Banda Album.

Cuisillos, formed in 1987 in Jalisco, Mexico, is a prominent banda group. Known for romantic ballads, cumbias, and rancheras, they incorporate piano and electric guitar into their sound. They are recognized for vibrant Native American-inspired costumes. Cuisillos earned a Latin Grammy for "Puras Rancheras Con Cuisillos" and have popular songs like "A Veces Lloro" and "Mil Heridas." Their discography features numerous successful albums.