The corridos tumbados genre has revolutionized Mexico’s music scene, fusing the corrido with urban elements such as trap and reggaeton.
This style has conquered a new generation of listeners both in Mexico and the United States, consolidating itself as an authentic expression of Latin youth.
The origin of the phenomenon
The corridos tumbados arose from the need to tell true stories in a fresh, urban style.
Inspired by the traditional corridos that narrated exploits and tales of daily life, the new exponents have incorporated modern rhythms, lyrics about street life and urban fashion culture.
Natanael Cano is considered the pioneer of the genre, combining his passion for corridos with hip-hop influences, achieving a unique sound that has captured the attention of millions.
The corridos tumbados are the voice of our reality
Natanael Cano
Artists leading the movement
The rise of corridos tumbados has brought with it a new wave of artists that are conquering the popularity rankings.
Some of the most important names in the genre include:
Peso Pluma, who has taken corridos tumbados to international stages.
Fuerza Regida, known for their lyrics full of attitude and authenticity.
Junior H, with his melodic style and lyrics that reflect the life of Latin youth.
These artists have managed to take the genre to new heights, amassing millions of plays on platforms such as Spotify and YouTube.
Influence in social media
TikTok and Instagram have played a crucial role in the popularization of lying corridos.
Songs like AMG by Natanael Cano have gone viral, generating dance trends and challenging the stereotypes of regional Mexican music.
Thanks to these platforms, the genre has found a global audience, reaching even those previously unfamiliar with Mexican music.
The future
Far from being a passing fad, corridos tumbados continue to evolve and expand their reach.
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With collaborations with reggaeton and trap artists, the genre is expected to continue growing and adapting to new musical trends.
The future promises a greater presence in international festivals and a consolidation as a cultural movement that represents the Latin community in the world.
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