Grupo Bryndis and Los Tigres Del Norte

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.

Grupo Bryndis, formed in Cerritos, San Luis Potosí, Mexico, is a Grammy-winning legend in the grupero genre, blending Mexican cumbia, pop, and banda. Known for hits like "Te Vas con El" and "Otro Ocupa Mi Lugar," they have sold millions and toured across the Americas. The group began with Mauro Posada and others, gaining fame in 1994 with Por el Amor. They later won a Latin Grammy for Solo Pienso en Ti and revitalized their sound with several albums, collaborating with members like Tony Solis and Andy Zuniga.