Herencia de Grandes with La Fiera de Ojinaga and Los Avila

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.

Herencia de Grandes, originating from Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, is a prominent Música Mexicana group known for their distinctive regional Mexican, norteño, corridos, and ballad style. They have gained recognition through consistent touring and an extensive repertoire. Popular songs include "Ya Borracho" and "Cambió Mi Suerte." Their albums feature titles like "Como Duele El Amor" and "Noches Sin Fin." They have collaborated with artists such as Marca MP.