Los Angeles Negros with Silvana and Pedro Lobato

Formed in Chile in 1968, Los Ángeles Negros became famous across Latin America during the 1970s for chart-topping romantic ballads like Y Volveré, Pasión y Vida, and Mi Niña. After winning a radio contest, they recorded their debut album, ¿Por Qué Te Quiero?, and later relocated to Mexico in 1982.

Silvana Estrada, a Mexican singer-songwriter from Veracruz, crafts music blending Latin American folk, indie, and jazz. Known for her soulful voice and poetic style, she often performs with a Venezuelan cuatro. Her albums include "Marchita" and "Vendrán Suaves Lluvias". She earned a Latin Grammy for Best New Artist and a Grammy nomination, collaborating with artists like Natalia Lafourcade.