Roberto Tapia with Noel Torres and Régulo Caro

Roberto Tapia, born in San Diego and raised in Culiacán, Mexico, is famed for his unique Norteño and banda style. Known for hits like "El Niño de la Tuna," he's a sought-after musician and composer in Mexico and the US.

Noel Torres, born in Badiraguato, Sinaloa, is a regional Mexican singer/songwriter and accordionist, known for his romantic ballads and corridos. Influenced by Los Tucanes de Tijuana and Ramon Ayala, he developed a unique, ear-trained style. Breakthrough hit "El Commando Diablo" with Gerardo Ortiz led to his successful albums, including Al Frente y de Frente. Notable songs like "El Tiempo Contigo" and "La Guanábana" earned him award nominations. He tours extensively in Mexico and the U.S. and served as a judge on Telemundo's Gran Oportunidad.