The Monterrey-based Tejano sextet Grupo Limite was led by singer Alicia Villarreal; debuting in 1996 with the LP Por Puro Amor, they became an overnight sensation, selling over a million copies of the album on the strength of the chart-topping hits "Vete," "Quiero" and "Te Aprovechas." Rompiendome El Alma soon followed, and in 1997 Grupo Limite... [+] Read More

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Intocable's history began when friends Ricardo Muñoz and René Martínez started playing together just for fun. Soon after, these enthusiastic young musicians were helped by their parents to form their own band. In 1992, Intocable independently recorded its first album at Corpus Christi, later getting the attention of EMI Latin, which signed them... [+] Read More

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One of the most popular norteño groups, Los Huracanes del Norte has consisted of a group of relatives from the extended Garcia family -- Chuy, Eraclio, Francisco, Guadalupe, Jesus, Lupillo, Pancho and Rocky -- plus other members such as Wico Lopez and producer/songwriter Martín Ruvalcaba. The group has released dozens of albums, for Garmex, Luna... [+] Read More

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The Tejano music of the Texas and Mexico borderlands has been transformed into an exciting dance music by Los Palominos. While their repertoire includes polkas, rancheros, boleros, ballads, and cumbias and their instrumentation is based on the traditional sounds of accordion and bajo sexto, the Uvalde, TX-based band has crafted a very... [+] Read More

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Los Tucanes de Tijuana was formed by vocalist/guitarist Mario Quintero Lara, vocalist/accordionist Joel Higuera, drummer David Servin and bassist Mario Moreno. The quartet began recording and soon signed a contract with Alacran Records, which released 14 Tucanazos Bien Pesados and Mundo de Amor in 1995. The albums fared so well that Los Tucanes... [+] Read More

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