Mexican Regional music is experiencing one of its most exciting periods thanks to the arrival of a new wave of young talents who are redefining the genre. With innovative fusions and lyrics that connect with today’s audience, these talents are taking Mexican music to new heights.
“We are breaking frontiers and taking our culture beyond what we imagined,” said Christian Nodal, one of the main exponents of this musical revolution.
Christian Nodal
Nodal rose to fame in 2017 with his single “Adiós Amor”, which quickly topped the charts in Mexico and the United States.
Throughout his career, he has released successful albums such as “Me Dejé Llevar” (2017) and “Ahora” (2019), consolidating himself as one of the most influential artists of his generation.
In 2021, his collaboration with Gera MX in “Botella Tras Botella” made history by being the first regional Mexican song to enter the Billboard Hot 100, reaching position number 60.
Natanael Cano
In 2019, Cano released his album “Corridos Tumbados”, consolidating himself as a prominent figure in the Mexican music scene.
That same year, his collaboration with Bad Bunny in the remix of “Soy el Diablo” expanded his international recognition.
Mexican Regional music is experiencing one of its most exciting stages
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Throughout his career, he has released multiple albums, including “Todo Es Diferente” (2019), “Mi Nuevo Yo” (2020) and “NataKong” (2021).
In June 2023, he presented “Nata Montana”, an album that revisits the classic style of corridos tumbados and features collaborations with artists such as Peso Pluma and Luis R. Conriquez.
Ángela Aguilar
From an early age, Angela showed an inclination for music.
At the age of nine, he released with his brother Leonardo the album “Nueva Tradición” (2012), which included songs performed by both of them.
Her international recognition came in 2018 when, at just 15 years old, she performed “La Llorona” at the 19th Latin Grammy Awards, receiving praise for her powerful voice and stage presence.
That same year, she released her album “Primero Soy Mexicana”, which earned her Grammy and Latin Grammy nominations, consolidating her as one of the young promises of regional Mexican music.
Social media as a springboard
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Platforms such as YouTube, TikTok and Instagram have been key in promoting these young regional Mexican artists.
Thanks to them, they have been able to connect with a global audience without relying on traditional broadcasting channels.
Viral videos, unexpected collaborations and modern aesthetics have allowed the genre to remain current and constantly evolving.
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