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Pancho Barraza
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Cardenales De Nuevo León
88,963 listeners
Originally from Monterrey, Mexico, Los Cardenales De Nuevo Leon primarily play norteño, but also include cumbia, bolero, and other dance st… read moreOriginally from Monterrey, Mexico, Los Cardenales De Nuevo Leon primarily play norteño, but also include cumbia, bolero, and other dance styles featuring the accordian and the bajo sexto. Since 1987, their recordings have found commercia… read moreOriginally from Monterrey, Mexico, Los Cardenales De Nuevo Leon primarily play norteño, but also include cumbia, bolero, and other dance styles featuring the accordian and the bajo sexto. Since 1987, their recordings have found commercial success in the US as well as Mexico. View wiki
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Los Tigres Del Norte
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Mexican Norteño Grammy-winning legendary group, best known for (re)starting the "corrido" genre in the late 20th Century, as a mi… read moreMexican Norteño Grammy-winning legendary group, best known for (re)starting the "corrido" genre in the late 20th Century, as a milestone of its latest incarnation, known on one side as "narcocorrido" (ballads on smugg… read moreMexican Norteño Grammy-winning legendary group, best known for (re)starting the "corrido" genre in the late 20th Century, as a milestone of its latest incarnation, known on one side as "narcocorrido" (ballads on smugglers) and on the other, the new brew of socially-committed l… read more
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El Tigrillo Palma
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Sergio Vega "El Shaka"
34,052 listeners
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