Los Tucanes De Tijuana with Julio Preciado, Los Rieleros Del Norte, and more

Los Tucanes De Tijuana, formed by Mario Quintero Lara, are known for vibrant norteño music. They've released over 50 albums, including hits like "Me Robaste El Corazón" and "Me Gusta Vivir De Noche," under labels like Alacran, EMI, and Universal Music Group. The band has collaborated on various projects, and their song "Julián Pérez" gained fame through the film "Salvando Al Soldado Perez."

Mexican singer Julio Preciado rose from Banda Tiburón to lead Banda El Limón, joined Banda El Recodo, and formed Banda Perla del Pacífico, achieving platinum success.

Los Rieleros del Norte, from Chihuahua, Mexico, are a norteño music pioneer. Known for "El Columpio" and "Te Quiero Mucho," their romantic, danceable style blends saxophone and accordion. Founded in 1979 and later relocated to Texas, they've earned Grammy nods and a Las Vegas Walk of Fame star. With over three-dozen albums, hits include "Amor Prohibido" and gold-certified "Prieta Orgullosa." Despite lineup changes, Daniel Esquivel leads, continuing their success in top Latin charts. Their music resonates in US cities with large Latino populations.

Herencia de Patrones, a Northern Mexican corridos tumbados trio, blends requinto guitar, bajo sexto, and tuba with stories of street life. Signed by Rancho Humilde, they gained millions of views and charted on Top Latin Albums.

Born in Houston, Texas, Kane Rodríguez is a self-taught regional Mexican artist known for hits like "Si Me Ven" and "On D Gas" (feat. Legado 7). Influenced by Ariel Camacho, he’s collaborated with Adrián L Santos, Víctor M, and more.