Industria del Amor with Luis Angel, Grupo Bryndis, and more

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.

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.

California's Industria del Amor emerged in the late '80s, known for soft-rock Tejano ballads. Hits like "Si Te Perdiera" and albums like "30 Inolvidables" cemented their place on Latin charts. They toured extensively, charted with albums like Noche Buena, and collaborated with Discos America to release top-charting works such as "Firmeza" and "20 Grandes Exitos Con Mariachi."

Rudy La Scala, Italo-Venezuelan composer and singer, famed for "Mi Vida Eres Tú," broke sales records in Venezuela. With hits on Billboard, he produced for artists like Karina and scored over 16 platinum and 12 gold records, writing numerous telenovela themes.

Los Pasteles Verdes, a legendary Peruvian Pop/Rock band from Chimbote, led by Hugo Acuña, gained fame with hits on their LPs "Éxitos Eternos" & "Historia."