Mareux and La Texana

La Texana, José Ramírez, is a Mexican artist from Tijuana, known for his unique blend of Spanish alternative rock, post-punk, and Mexican indie. His music features vulnerability, nostalgia, and regional instruments like the accordion. Popular songs include "Un Día Como Hoy" and "Siempre me cuesta regresar." His EP "Morro" and album "La Casa Que Cae" have garnered millions of streams, establishing him as a prominent voice connecting with a global audience.

Mareux, born Aryan Ashtiani in Los Angeles, California, is an American musician of Iranian origin. He crafts darkwave, post-punk, gothic rock, and electronic music, known for synth-driven tracks exploring romance and melancholy. His viral cover of The Cure's "The Perfect Girl" brought widespread recognition, earning platinum certification. Notable albums include "Lovers From the Past" (2023) and "Nonstop Romance" (2025). He has collaborated with artists like King Woman and Riki. Mareux is well-known for his atmospheric sound and for sparking interest in darkwave music.