Pesado and La Fiera de Ojinaga

Pesado, formed in 1993 by Beto Zapata and Pepe Elizondo in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, is famed for its norteño style. Known for hits like "Eso Me Gusta," they achieved gold status and a Grammy nomination. Their album "Gracias por Tu Amor" tackled societal issues, and they celebrated their 20th anniversary with concerts featuring Celso Piña and Raul Hernandez. Noteworthy collaborations include Mariachi San Luis, and they honored norteño legends like Los Alegres de Terán. With chart-topping singles, they've changed labels but maintained their popularity.

La Fiera de Ojinaga, from Chihuahua, reinvents norteño with sax, known for hits like "Imposible y Prohibido." Signed to Azteca Records, they're praised for their unique, versatile style.