Los Dos Carnales and Leandro Rios

Originated in San Pedro de las Colonias, Coahuila, the regional Mexican group Los Dos Carnales consists of Poncho Quezada Jr, Imanol Quezada, Armando Hernández, and Kevin Montemayor Marquez. They gained success with their debut radio and television hit Vida Ventajosa, written by Imanol Quezada.

Leandro Rios, born in Los Ramones, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, is a renowned Regional Mexican music artist known as "El Penco." His captivating style blends traditional Mexican sounds with contemporary rhythms. Popular songs include "Debajo del Sombrero," "Un Poco Tarde," and "Cóctel de Olvido". He earned a Bandamax "Duet of the Year" with Pancho Uresti for their collaboration. His discography features albums such as "Borracho Enfadoso" and "El De Los Ramones".