Dia Nacional De La Banda with Los Tigres Del Norte, Los Ángeles Azules, and more

Los Tigres del Norte, from Sinaloa, Mexico, are renowned for transforming norteño music into mainstream pop. Known for hits like "Contrabando y Traición," their unique blend of accordion-driven music with boleros and rock rhythms narrates stories of everyday struggles. With over 70 albums, many chart-toppers, and multiple Grammys, they’ve collaborated with artists like Andrés Calamaro and Marc Antonio Solis. Famous for performing at Folsom Prison and their MTV Unplugged session, they continue to address social themes impacting Mexican-Americans.

Los Ángeles Azules, founded by the Mejía Avante brothers in the 1980s, are pioneers of "Cumbia Sonidera." Known for rich harmonies blending cumbia and ranchera, they rose to fame with hits like "Como Te Voy A Olvidar." Their worldwide success includes a historic 2018 Coachella performance. Collaborations span Lila Downs to Nicki Nichole, earning awards like Premio Lo Nuestro.

Bronco, from Apodaca, Nuevo León, masters regional Mexican music with baladas, cumbias, and rancheras. Known for 20+ albums and 20M+ sales, they’ve won awards like Lo Nuestro and El Heraldo. Notable performances include Estadio Azteca and Cryptot.com Arena. Members: José Guadalupe Esparza, René Guadalupe Esparza, José Adán Esparza, Javier Cantú, Arsenio Guajardo.

Luis Ángel is a celebrated artist from Latin America with a 42-year career. Known for hits like "Lluvia" and "Lo que son las cosas," he has composed for stars such as Luis Miguel, Ednita Nazario, and Jose Feliciano.