Regional Mexicano music is no longer just the soundtrack of family parties, but a global phenomenon that resonates on international stages.
From corridos tumbados to banda sinaloense, this genre has conquered hearts beyond Mexican borders.
From local to global
The boom of regional Mexican music abroad is undeniable.
Artists such as Grupo Firme, Natanael Cano and Calibre 50 have taken their tours to Europe, Latin America and the United States, filling stadiums and breaking records in digital platforms.
Mexican music is experiencing its best moment in history
Christian Nodal
According to Spotify data, regional Mexican playlists have grown by 40% in markets such as Spain and Argentina.
This demonstrates that Mexican culture has a global appeal, appealing not only to the Latino community, but also to diverse audiences.
The engine of expansion
Platforms such as TikTok and Instagram have been key in the internationalization of the genre.
Songs like “Ella Baila Sola” by Eslabon Armado and Peso Pluma have gone viral, reaching millions of views and taking the sound of regional Mexican music to unthinkable corners.
The short format and ease of sharing content has allowed fans around the world to discover the genre in an organic way, generating a ripple effect that drives its growth.
Sound fusion
Another factor that has boosted the international impact of regional Mexican music is the collaboration with artists from other genres.
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Names such as Bad Bunny and Becky G have bet on fusing Mexican style with reggaeton and pop.
Creating hits that conquer global charts.
This has not only opened doors to new audiences, but has also contributed to the evolution of the genre.
Making it more accessible and relevant to new generations. The impact of regional Mexican music in the world is stronger than ever.
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