Yuri and Cristian Castro

Cristian Castro, born in Mexico City to famous entertainers Verónica Castro and Manuel Valdés, rose to Latin pop fame in the '90s with romantic ballads. He's known for hits like "No Podrás," "Azul," and "Amor Eterno." His debut earned a Grammy nod, and he's topped charts with albums like "Mi Vida Sin Tu Amor." Castro has collaborated with producers like Kike Santander and Cachorro López and paid tribute to music icons like José José. His smooth tenor and genre versatility have made him a consistent chart presence. He continues to tour and honor musical heroes.

Mexican singer Yuri, with a versatile alto voice, excels in pop, R&B, and traditional music. Known for hits like "Maldita Primavera," she sold millions of records. Her album "Llena de Dulzura" was the first by a Latin singer certified gold in Spain. Yuri won a Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, coached La Voz, and collaborated with Don Johnson and Mijares.