PALOMAZO NORTEÑO with Lalo Mora, Rosendo Cantu, and more

Palomazo Norteño is a Mexican regional supergroup formed in 2022 by legends Lalo Mora, Eliseo Robles, Rosendo Cantú, and Raúl Hernández. They fuse traditional norteño with contemporary flair, using accordion and bajo sexto. Known for their high-energy live shows, they've released albums like "En Vivo Desde El Domo Care" and became the first Mexican group to record an Apple Music EP.

Born Eduardo Mora Hernández in Nuevo León, Mexico, Lalo Mora is a regional Mexican singer known for accordion-driven norteño, rancheras, and corridos. He fronted Los Invasores de Nuevo León (1980–1993) before launching a successful solo career.

An influential Mexican singer and guitarist widely celebrated as a legendary figure in regional Mexican music, best known as the iconic lead vocalist of the historic norteño group Los Cadetes de Linares.

Born in Mexico City, Emmanuel is a celebrated pop singer known for his ballads since the '70s. Famous for hits from his 1980 album Íntimamente, he draws from soul and R&B, winning numerous accolades.

Raúl Hernández, a Mexican superstar, is celebrated for his profound impact on Regional Mexican music. Known for his distinctive vocals and complex compositions, he blends traditional Mexican rhythms with contemporary styles. A former member of Los Tigres del Norte, his popular songs include "Enséñame a Olvidar" and "No Hay Novedad." His albums feature "El Padre De Todos," and he has collaborated with artists like Pesado. He received Latin GRAMMY nominations.