Invasion Del Corrido Irving Tickets - The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory

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El Halcon de la Sierra Jr

4 concerts

El Halcon de la Sierra Jr is an American regional Mexican artist born in Phoenix, Arizona. Carrying on a family legacy in the corridos genre, he is recognized for his authentic style, heartfelt lyrics, and tracks that capture the essence of traditional sounds for modern audiences.

El As de la Sierra

3 concerts

José Heredia Astorga, "El As de la Sierra," from Sinaloa, Mexico, is a regional Mexican music icon. Celebrated for his authentic corridos and banda, his unique style blends traditional and modern elements. Hits like "Mi Linda Güerita" and "El Muchacho Alegre" define his career. He has released albums such as "Unas Frías Y Unas Rolas," captivating audiences across Mexico and the US.

Los Caimanes De Sinaloa

1 concert

Los Caimanes de Sinaloa, from South Gate, CA, blend corrido and norteña styles with energetic live shows. Since 2013, they’ve released hits and worked with top regional Mexican producers.

Los Cuates de Sinaloa

1 concert

Cousins from La Vainilla, Sinaloa, Los Cuates de Sinaloa play gritty corrido/sierreno (2 guitars+bass). Hit “El Carril Numero 3”; Sony/BMG; Billboard Top 10.

La Revancha RC

El Padrinito Toys

El Padrinito Toys, nacido en Arizona y criado en México, es un joven cantante de corridos tumbados conocido por su música con mensajes positivos. Fue influencer y creador en el grupo ‘Los Toys’.

Perla Quintanilla

Los Originales de San Juan

Los Originales de San Juan, formed in 1990 in Jalisco, Mexico, are renowned for their regional Mexican music, especially Norteña and Corridos. Known for high-energy performances and catchy songs, they are celebrated as "La Ley del Corrido". Popular tracks include "El Jardinero" and "La Troca del Moño Negro". Their extensive discography, featuring albums like "De Poca M", showcases their cultural impact as a symbol of Mexican identity.

Cuatro de Oro

Grupo Clasificado

Tito Torbellino Jr

Born in Phoenix, Arizona, Tito Torbellino Jr., son of regional Mexican singer Tito Torbellino, honors his late father by mastering the accordion and regional Mexican music.